Introduction Cooperation and competition are common in social interactions. It is not clear
how individual differences in personality may predict performance strategies under these …

The successful unfolding of many social interactions relies on our capacity to predict other
people's action goals, whether these are proximal (ie, immediate) or distal (ie, upcoming) …

Many social interactions require individuals to coordinate their actions and to inform each
other about their goals. Often these goals concern an immediate (ie, proximal) action, as …

Theories of event-predictive, anticipatory behavior control suggest that complex action
planning and control is segmented into sequences of anticipated subgoals and according …

Can people interpret communicative action modulations in terms of the actor's distal goal?
We investigated situations in which the proximal goal of an action (ie, the movement …