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Timing Control Is Effector-Dependent: Evidence From Tapping and Walking Under Cognitive Load

2026-04-27

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<p>Synchronizing movements to rhythmic auditory stimuli, like metronome cues, is a core human ability that can give insight into typical and atypical functioning. Often, this ability is measured through finger-tapping tasks. Although models of beat synchronization predict similar temporal performance across motor effectors, experimental evidence is conflicted regarding the existence of a generalized rhythm system...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/yqunj_v1

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