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Modelling interpersonal coordination

2016
Introduction Many human actions occur in social contexts in a variety of situations. Simple examples of interpersonal interaction involve establishing a conversation, manipulating objects, dancing or walking together. Previous research in cognitive and psychological sciences has shown that interpersonal interaction tends to be coordinated (Schmidt &
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Articulatory constraints on interpersonal postural coordination.

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 2007
Cooperative conversation has been shown to foster interpersonal postural coordination. The authors investigated whether such coordination is mediated by the influence of articulation on postural sway. In Experiment 1, talkers produced words in synchrony or in alternation, as the authors varied speaking rate and word similarity.
Kevin, Shockley, Aimee A, Baker, Michael J, Richardson, Carol A, Fowler   +3 more
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Individual contributions to (re-)stabilizing interpersonal movement coordination

Neuroscience Letters, 2013
Interpersonal movement coordination is characterized by stable coordination patterns. We examined the extent to which the two individuals within a dyad contributed to the stabilization of a shared coordination pattern. Within each dyad, the two participants coordinated rhythmic movements of their right lower arms in either in-phase or antiphase.
Peper, C. (Lieke) E., Stins, John F., de Poel, Harjo J.   +2 more
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Synergies in Intra- and Interpersonal Interlimb Rhythmic Coordination

Motor Control, 2007
The authors conducted two experiments that served as a test bed for applying the recently developed uncontrolled manifold (UCM) approach to rhythmic motor coordination, which has been extensively investigated from a coordination dynamics perspective. The results of two experiments, one investigating withinperson and one investigating between-persons ...
David P, Black, Michael A, Riley, Christopher K, McCord   +2 more
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Moving attractive virtual agent improves interpersonal coordination stability

Human Movement Science, 2015
Interpersonal motor coordination is influenced not only by biomechanical factors such as coordination pattern, oscillating frequency, and individual differences, but also by psychosocial factor such as likability and social competences. Based on the social stereotype of "what is beautiful is good", the present study aimed at investigating whether ...
Zhao, Zhong, Salesse, Robin, Gueugnon, Mathieu, Schmidt, Richard, Marin, Ludovic, Bardy, Benoit   +5 more
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Coordination success and interpersonal perceptions: Matching versus mismatching.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2008
Coordination is an essential part of social functioning. The authors distinguish 2 types of coordination: matching and mismatching. In matching, coordination is successful if parties choose the same action. In mismatching, coordination is successful if people choose different actions.
Susanne, Abele, Garold, Stasser
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Interpersonal Coordination during Free Conversation

This working paper describes the methods and results of a study focusing on the role of interpersonal coordination between interlocutors during free conversation. 
Béres, Luca, Nagy, Péter, Putz, Orsolya, Lukács, Ágnes, Weiss, Béla, Boncz, Ádám, Winkler, István   +6 more
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Interpersonal Skills and the Clinical Coordinator

Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 1994
A clinical coordinator deals with a wide variety of people on a daily basis. Whenever two or more people are involved in a process, a relationship is formed. In order to be effective at his or her job, a clinical coordinator must be skilled at building these interpersonal relationships.
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Coordinated Interpersonal Timing in Marital Interactions

2009
Previous research has recommended that temporal patterning be investigated in marital interactions. This project examined Coordinated Interpersonal Timing (CIT), which is a means of assessing the temporal patterns of speech, in marital interactions. Associations were explored between CIT and general relationship satisfaction, as well as between CIT and
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Interpersonal Movement Coordination

2020
Jesse Rhoades, Tim Hopper
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