The human faculty to speak has evolved, so has been argued, for communicating with
others and for engaging in social interactions. Hence the human cognitive system should be …

Joint action has increasingly become a key topic to understand the emergence of the human
mind. The phenomenon is closely linked to several theoretical concepts, such as shared …

Collective intelligence (CI) captures a team's ability to work together across a wide range of
tasks and can vary significantly between teams. Extant work demonstrates that the level of …

Joint task performance is facilitated by sharing and integrating each other's action
representations. Research has shown that the amount of this so-called self-other integration …

People often coordinate actions with others, requiring an adjustable amount of self–other
integration between actor's and co-actor's actions. Previous research suggests that such self …

Behavioral coordination is involved in many forms of primate interactions. Co-representation
is the simultaneous mental representation of one's own and the partner's task and actions. It …

The present study investigated if the gaze-cuing effect (ie, the tendency for observers to
respond faster to targets in locations that were cued by others' gaze direction than to not …

Effective social interactions rely on humans' ability to attune to others within social contexts.
Recently, it has been proposed that the emergence of shared representations, as indexed …

Förster and Dannenberg's (2010) GLOMOsys theory claims that people process perceived
events and internal information in a more global or more local processing mode and that …

Several studies have shown that individuals automatically integrate the actions of other
individuals into their own action plans, thus facilitating action coordination. What happens to …