Figure 2.

Spontaneous (intra-personal) body movement velocity

(A) Movement velocity averaged across conditions (left: group average; right: all participants). These data show that the hands and the feet displayed the highest range of velocities, while the head and the torso displayed the lowest.

(B) Averaged movement velocities are depicted separately for each condition. These data show that body movement velocity was comparable across Vision and No Vision conditions, but higher when participants were relatively closer to each other.

(C) Same as (B), displaying data for each dyad (dots). The mean for each condition is represented by a diamond while the vertical lines represent 95% confidence intervals.