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Pleasantness makes a good time: Musical consonance shapes interpersonal synchronization in dyadic joint action
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Description: At the individual level, it has been suggested that the consonance of the sound affects auditory-motor synchronization, but to date no studies have investigated this at the level of a joint action synchronization task. Participants performed a dyadic synchronization–continuation task (SCT), creating together different chords that were either consonant (perfect fifth and major sixth) or dissonant (minor second or major second).
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