OXT and Anxiety: In this context, oxytocin acts as an important modulator from the central nervous system (CNS), playing an essential role in a wide range of social functions, including: (i) maternal, affiliative, and sexual behavior; (ii) processing of social, emotional, and sensory information; (iii) social cognition and recognition; (iv) attenuation of anxiety; and (v) regulation of fear and stress responses (Choe et al. 2015; De Dreu and Kret 2016; Raam et al. 2017; Menon et al. 2018; Rogers‐Carter et al. 2018; Hirota et al. 2020).