Cue properties change timing strategies in group movement synchronisation
To maintain synchrony in group activities, each individual within the group must continuously correct their movements to remain in time with the temporal cues available. Cues might originate from one or more members of the group. Current research suggests that when synchronising movements, individua...
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Nature Publishing Group,
2016-03-28T16:41:52Z.
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