Feel Like You're on the Same Wavelength With Someone? Synchrony Is Real, and May be Strengthened

discovermagazine - Learn how brainwave synchrony could help explain why people feel connected and how real-time feedback may strengthen that bond.

AI Summary: Two stories cover the same research showing interpersonal synchrony (alignment of physiology or behavior between people) is measurable and can be enhanced. Experiments demonstrate real-world synchrony in heart rate, brain activity or movement, suggesting applications for therapy and teamwork — and raising the delightful prospect of engineering better human vibes.

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