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Synchronised group singing enhances social bonding more than group conversation or recitation does: A Registered Report across 30 languages
The evolution of music, language, and prosociality has been debated since before Darwin. The social bonding hypothesis proposes that these phenomena may be interlinked: musicality may have facilitated the evolution of social bonding beyond the possibilities of spoken language. Although dozens of exp
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