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Professional improvising musicians couple more closely in timing and tonality when simultaneously rather than successively recording

2020-02-20

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<p>Joint action (JA) is ubiquitous in our cognitive lives. From basketball teams to teams of surgeons, humans often coordinate with one another to achieve some common goal. Despite this ubiquity, the individual mechanisms and group-level dynamics of complex, sophisticated JA are poorly understood. We examine coordination in a paragon domain for creative joint expression: improvising jazz musicians. Coordination in...

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Literature Corpus work: e77cb8e9-5bad-5b74-97db-cfead6461089
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/p8cby

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