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English: Sounds of the rhythm that would be produced by a participant (higher drum tones) together with the sounds that simulate a synchronous experimenter (lower drum tones).
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Source Listening Example S1 from Kokal I, Engel A, Kirschner S, Keysers C (2011). "Synchronized Drumming Enhances Activity in the Caudate and Facilitates Prosocial Commitment - If the Rhythm Comes Easily". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0027272. PMID 22110623. PMC: 3217964.
Author Kokal I, Engel A, Kirschner S, Keysers C
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