When people perform joint actions together, their individual actions (eg, moving one end of a
heavy couch) must be coordinated to achieve a collective goal (eg, moving the couch across …

Abstract While the Sense of Agency (SoA)–the experience of controlling actions–is linked to
motoric processes, the effects of non-motoric cues remain uncertain. We performed a …

Group music-making is a socially rewarding activity that strengthens social bonds and leads
to feelings of musical togetherness, that is, feelings of musical alignment and social …

Successful human interaction relies on people's ability to differentiate between the sensory
consequences of their own and others' actions. Research in solo action contexts has …

When people perform joint actions together, they often experience a sense of joint agency
(“we did that together”). The current study investigated whether relations between partners' …

Emerging technologies in the domain of mixed reality offer rich, new possibilities for the
study and practice of joint music performance. Apart from the technological challenges …

Sensory attenuation of the auditory P2 event-related potential (ERP) has been shown to
differentiate the sensory consequences of one's own from others' action in joint action …

Life and social sciences often focus on the social nature of music (and language alike). In
biology, for example, the three main evolutionary hypotheses about music (ie, sexual …

Co-regulated timing in a music ensemble rests on the human capacity to coordinate actions
in time. Here we explore the hypothesis that humans predict timing constancy in coordinated …

Emerging technologies in the domain of extended reality offer rich, new possibilities for the
study and practice of joint music performance. Apart from the technological challenges …