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Evidence of mutual non-verbal synchrony in learners with severe learning disability and autism, and their support workers: a motion energy analysis study. [PDF]

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Glass D, Yuill N.
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Dynamic neural processing of self-other synchronization error in interpersonal coordination. [PDF]

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Varlet M, Nozaradan S, Keller PE.
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Interactional Synchrony : A Fundamental Condition for Communication

Interactional Synchrony : A Fundamental Condition for Communication
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Synchrony tendency: interactional synchrony and congruence of nonverbal behavior in social interaction

Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference on Active Media Technology, 2005. (AMT 2005)., 2005
In social interaction, an interactants' nonverbal behaviors may synchronize and become mutually similar. In this study, this phenomenon is called synchrony tendency. Synchrony tendency has been separately studied from various perspectives in many fields. This study describes the validity of synchrony tendency as an indicator of interaction and explains
C. Nagaoka, M. Komori, S. Yoshikawa
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Linguistic Synchrony in Parasocial Interaction

Communication Studies, 2013
This investigation examines the linguistic behavior of audience members replying to the blog posts of television characters. Proponents of communication accommodation theory (Giles, 1973; Giles, Coupland, & Coupland, 1991) contend interactants accommodate the communicative behaviors of others they perceive as socially desirable.
Jayne Goode, James D. Robinson
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Physiological measures of mother–infant interactional synchrony

Developmental Psychobiology, 2019
AbstractMother–infant interactional synchrony has been hypothesized to be crucial for the development of many key neurodevelopmental behaviors in infants, including speech and language. Assessing synchrony is challenging because many interactive behaviors may be subtlety, if at all, observable in overt behaviors.
David H. McFarland, Annie Joëlle Fortin, Linda Polka   +2 more
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Mother-Infant Interaction: Achieving Synchrony

Nursing Research, 1999
Interventions that promote positive mother-infant interactions may reduce the risk of poor developmental outcomes for the child.To examine the effect of infant communication education presented prenatally to first-time mothers on the quality of interaction that occurs between the mother-infant dyad in the first 24 hours following birth.Twenty-nine ...
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Synchrony in Mother-Infant Interactions

Child Development, 1979
A measure of mother-infant synchrony was developed and used to compare the interactions of mothers with preterm and mothers with full-term infants. Each mother-infant dyad was observed during a standard bottle-feeding session on 3 separate occasions: once prior to hospital discharge and 1 and 3 months after discharge.
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Measuring the Dynamics of Interactional Synchrony

Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, 2012
Past research has revealed that natural social interactions contain interactional synchrony. The present study describes new methods for measuring interactional synchrony in natural interactions and evaluates whether the behavioral synchronization involved in social interactions is similar to dynamical synchronization found generically in nature.
R. C. Schmidt, Samantha Morr, Paula Fitzpatrick, Michael J. Richardson   +3 more
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Interactional synchrony: A reappraisal.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1978
The probabilities of observing interactional synchrony (i.e., the precise coordination of body movement boundaries between interactants) were determined for all combinations of 2 or more people in a single 6-person discussion group (3 males and 3 females) comprising friends and strangers.
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