Respiration and individual differences shape behavioral and inter-brain synchronization

Amplitude without phase: interpersonal movement coordination grades inter-brain coupling

Physiological Synchrony in Performance Related Social Interactions

Introduction & Purpose Interpersonal synchrony constitutes a fundamental aspect of human social interaction and group dynamics (Gordon et al., 2020). During unstructured social exchanges, individuals often spontaneously align subtle behavioral patterns (Thepsoonthorn et al., 2016). In other contexts, synchrony is expli...

Positive interactions and active mentalizing facilitate inter-brain synchronization in couples.

High-quality interactions rely on socio-cognitive abilities, which help partners understand and respond to one another. Hyperscanning, which measures brain activity in multiple individuals simultaneously, can examine inter-brain synchronization as a possible signature of social coordination. In this study, we explore t...

The Choreography of Coupled Brains: Coordinated Movement and Multi-Scale Neural Synchrony in Musical Theater for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities

Mobile electroencephalography is used to resolve neural change over a 16-week musical-theater program in adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities, the majority autistic, to resolve neural change over a 16-week musical-theater program in adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities.

Social attention and coordinated movement produce dissociable spectral and network changes during dyadic improvisational dance

Spontaneous Perceptual Reversals reflect in Internal Rhythms, Not Metabolic Shifts or Evoked Responses

The perceptual interpretation of a static image, such as the Necker cube, can change spontaneously, resulting in endogenously driven changes in perception. We studied how different peripheral markers of the body’s physiological state, as well as time-resolved markers of EEG-derived brain activity, modulate around such...