The classical mean negative asynchrony in sensorimotor synchronization is not universal in humans. A cross-cultural study

TL;DR

This study investigates how cultural differences influence sensorimotor synchronization in humans, challenging the universality of the classical mean negative asynchrony phenomenon.

Contribution

It provides cross-cultural evidence showing that the classical mean negative asynchrony is not a universal feature in human sensorimotor synchronization.

Findings

Cultural background affects synchronization patterns

Classical mean negative asynchrony varies across cultures

Sensorimotor synchronization is influenced by cultural factors

Abstract

The present study examines to what extent cultural background determines sensorimotor synchronization in humans