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Attenuated adaptive growth of interpersonal synchrony in autism

2026-06-03

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During social interactions, people continuously align their movements and rhythms, a process known as interpersonal synchrony that supports rapport, mutual understanding, and smooth communication. In autism spectrum disorder (ASD), previous studies have often reported atypical or reduced synchrony, but most have relied on aggregate or session-averaged measures that may miss how coordination develops over time. It...

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Literature Corpus work: 3c950716-d721-5180-9675-53a917eccc39
DOI: 10.64898/2026.06.02.729457

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