“…The relationship between rhythm and sociality has seen a steady increase in research and has probably been the most investigated topic over the last 2 years (Large and Gray, 2015; Yu and Tomonaga, 2015; Ellamil et al, 2016; Gebauer et al, 2016; Greenfield et al, 2016; Moore et al, 2016; Reddish et al, 2016; Rennung and Göritz, 2016; Schirmer et al, 2016; Tunçgenç and Cohen, 2016; Wallot et al, 2016; Bishop and Goebl, 2017; Chang et al, 2017; Cirelli et al, 2017; Hannon et al, 2017; Knight et al, 2017; Mogan et al, 2017; Murphy and Schul, 2017; Rorato et al, 2017; Myers et al). Common foci are the relationship between synchronization and prosociality (Gebauer et al, 2016; Reddish et al, 2016; Rennung and Göritz, 2016; Tunçgenç and Cohen, 2016; Cirelli et al, 2017), and different forms of rhythmic behaviors in interaction (Large and Gray, 2015; Ravignani, 2015; Yu and Tomonaga, 2015; Ellamil et al, 2016; Gebauer et al, 2016; Greenfield et al, 2016; Moore et al, 2016; Schirmer et al, 2016; Wallot et al, 2016; Murphy and Schul, 2017).…”