That's the conclusion based on a study of 22 couples, one which adds to a growing body of research on interpersonal synchronization.
They demonstrated increased interpersonal brain synchronization, which correlated with their performance of the tasks.
They demonstrated increased interpersonal brain synchronization, which correlated with their performance of the tasks.
"Getting leap seconds wrong can cause loss of synchronization in communication networks, financial systems and many other applications which rely on precise timing.
The research team concluded from an experiment that there appears to be a so-called "behavioral synchronization" between a sweating person and the person who sniffs that sweat.
