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ArticleTiming and distance characteristics of interpersonal coordination during locomotion

Thomas Ducourant2005

Article2005

Timing and distance characteristics of interpersonal coordination during locomotion

Thomas Ducourant · Stéphane Vieilledent · Yves Kerlirzin · Alain Berthoz

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1973The Hidden Dimension 1998Learning by imitation: A hierarchical approach 1990Phase transitions and critical fluctuations in the visual coordination of rhythmic movements between people.1998A comparison of intra- and interpersonal interlimb coordination: Coordination breakdowns and coupling strength.2001Development of a kinematic coordination pattern in toddler locomotion: planar covariation 2003Attentional load associated with performing and stabilizing a between-persons coordination of rhythmic limb movements

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Year2005

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Published2005-08-11

VenueNeuroscience Letters

ISSN-L0304-3940

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Citations53

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