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Coordination and collective performance : Cooperative goals boost interpersonal synchrony and task outcomes

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Increased cognitive demands boost the spatial interference effect in bimanual pointing

Peer reviewed

Coordination and Collective Performance : Cooperative Goals Boost Interpersonal Synchrony and Task Outcomes

Peer reviewed