When two people move in synchrony, they become more social. Yet it is not clear how this
effect scales up to larger numbers of people. Does a group need to move in unison to …

Coordinated behavior patterns are one of the pillars of social interaction. Researchers have
recently shown that movement synchrony influences ratings of rapport, and the extent to …

While synchronized movement has been shown to increase liking and feelings of
togetherness between people, we investigated whether collective speaking in time would …

Studies show that synchronizing movements with others encourages a collective social
identity, leading to increased cooperation within a group. The current study investigated …

The temporal coordination of interpersonal behavior is a foundation for effective joint action
with synchronized movement moderating core components of person perception and social …

Interpersonal synchrony provides an important foundation for social interaction, as periods
of temporal coordination lead to enhanced sociality. Moreover, synchronous actions are …

The tendency to mimic and synchronize with others is well established. Although mimicry
has been shown to lead to affiliation between co-actors, the effect of interpersonal synchrony …

Although it is well established that rhythmically coordinating with a social partner can
increase cooperation, it is as yet unclear when and why intentional coordination has such …

The literature on social interactions has shown that participants coordinate not only at the
behavioral but also at the physiological and neural levels, and that this coordination gives a …

Previous research has shown that interpersonal synchrony is associated with a number of
prosocial effects. We investigated the respective roles of behavioural synchrony and …