Interpersonal synchrony, the temporal coordination of actions, emotions, thoughts and
physiological processes, is a widely studied ubiquitous phenomenon. Research has already …

Background The aim of this study was to gain a better understanding of interpersonal
coordination (ie, covariation over time) in different modalities (eg, physiology, language) …

With empirical research on team resilience on the rise, there is a need for an integrative
conceptual model that delineates the essential elements of this concept and offers a …

This paper provides a practical, hands-on introduction to cross-recurrence quantification
analysis (CRQA), diagonal cross-recurrence profiles (DCRP), and multidimensional …

What makes possible the co-creation of meaningful action? In this paper, we go in search of
an answer to this question by combining insights from interactional sociology and enaction …

Multiple theories of problem‐solving hypothesize that there are distinct qualitative phases
exhibited during effective problem‐solving. However, limited research has attempted to …

Synchronization has been identified as a key aspect in social bonding. While
synchronization could be maximized by increasing the predictability of an interaction, such …

During collaborative problem solving (CPS), coordination occurs at different spatial and
temporal scales. This multiscale coordination should play a functional role in facilitating …

Much work on communication and joint action conceptualizes interaction as a dynamical
system. Under this view, dynamic properties of interaction should be shaped by the context …

A variety of joint action studies show that people tend to fall into synchronous behavior with
others participating in the same task, and that such synchronization is beneficial, leading to …