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One in the dance: musical correlates of group synchrony in a real-world club environment

Ellamil et al., 2016

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9103037880270233461
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Ellamil M
Berson J
Wong J
Buckley L
Margulies D
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PloS one

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Previous research on interpersonal synchrony has mainly investigated small groups in isolated laboratory settings, which may not fully reflect the complex and dynamic interactions of real-life social situations. The present study expands on this by examining group …
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