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. 2014 Sep 16;5:1037. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2014.01037

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Copyright © 2014 Peckel, Pozzo and Bigand.

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Examples of behavioral patterns found in the experiment. Thick blue lines represent the evolution of the movement tempo from segment to segment. Dotted lines represent a perfect match between musical and movement tempo according to a certain metrical level. The represented patterns are the following: (A) Start Adaptation, (B) Acceleration, (C) Synchronization, (D) Metrical Change, (E) Adaptation, (F) Limit Reached, (G) Stable. The pattern “No Disruption” is not represented here because it corresponds to a flat line during the whole experiment.