Figure 4.

Effects of interpersonal spatial proximity and visual contact on interpersonal synchrony of spontaneous movements (across conditions - linear correlations)

F-values resulting from non-parametric ANOVAs comparing all experimental conditions (separately for each body part combination). The ANOVAs yielded several significant main effects of “visual contact” on interpersonal movement synchrony, entailing most body part combinations (as well as a single main effect of “interpersonal spatial proximity”, selectively entailing the Left Foot and the Left Knee). The interaction between the “interpersonal spatial proximity” and “visual contact” was not statistically significant (∗p < 0.05 FDR-corrected). See also Figures S2 and S4.