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Impact of social affiliation and musical agency on movement and interpersonal coordination in adolescence
Dancing together to music is a common social activity in which movement coordination emerges from the interplay of interpersonal relationships and a shared musical environment. While previous work on dyadic dance movement has focused on individual differences, third-party judgments of synchrony, and
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