Recent accounts of social cognition focus on how we do things together, suggesting that
becoming aligned relies on a reciprocal exchange of information. The next step is to develop …

Complementary colors are color pairs which, when combined in the right proportions,
produce white or black. Complementary actions refer here to forms of social interaction …

Howard Pattee is a physicist who for many years has taken his own path in studying the
physics of symbols, which is now a foundation for biosemiotics. By extending von …

It is well known that perceiving another's body movements activates corresponding motor
representations in an observer's brain. It is nevertheless true that in many situations simply …

Successful motor interactions require agents to anticipate what a partner is doing in order to
predictively adjust their own movements. Although the neural underpinnings of the ability to …

Prediction of “when” a partner will act and “what” he is going to do is crucial in joint-action
contexts. However, studies on face-to-face interactions in which two people have to mutually …

Human cognition has usually been approached on the level of individual minds and brains,
but social interaction is a challenging case. Is it best thought of as a self-contained individual …

Our movement kinematics provide useful cues about our affective states. Given that our
experiences furnish models that help us to interpret our environment, and that a rich source …

Observation of others' actions evokes in primary motor cortex and spinal circuits of observers
a subliminal motor resonance response, which reflects the motor program encoding …

Many forms of social interaction require that behaviour be coordinated in the here and now.
Much research has been conducted on how people coordinate their actions in real time to …