While it is well known that humans are highly responsive to rhythm, the factors that influence
our ability to synchronize remain unclear. In the current study, we examined how stimulus …

Chapter 4 ended with the remark that the formation of an auditory unit can be strongly
affected by sound components that precede and follow that auditory unit. This chapter …

Sensorimotor timing behaviors typically exhibit an elusive phenomenon known as the
negative asynchrony. When synchronizing movements (eg finger taps) with an external …

In synchronization tapping tasks, tapping onset often precedes metronome one by a few
tens of milliseconds, which is known as negative mean asynchrony. However, the …

In this study, music students from Bulgaria and from the United States tapped along with
Bulgarian folk music. Stimuli were performances by Bulgarian musicians recorded by the …

A ritmikai és a nyelvi, illetve olvasási képességek közötti kapcsolatot a gyakorlati megfi
gyeléseken túl számos kutatás eredménye látszik alátámasztani, ugyanakkor a magyar …

Sensorimotor synchronization (SMS) refers to the temporal coordination of an external
stimulus with motor movement. Dancing to music, playing sports, or verbally communicating …

A ritmikai es a nyelvi, illetve olvasasi kepessegek kozotti kapcsolatot a gyakorlati
megfigyeleseken tul szamos kutatas eredmenye latszik alatamasztani, ugyanakkor a …

Our perception of the world around us depends on input from many sense organs working
together. In particular, our senses of vision, hearing, and touch are crucial for sensing the …

抄録 When a person synchronizes finger tapping with an isochronous stimulus like a
metronome, taps often precede stimuli by 100 ms or less. This phenomenon is called …