Hierarchical neurobehavioral model reveals that shared flexibility, not individual stability, supports rhythmic coordination

Puntos clave

• Shared flexibility is crucial for effective rhythmic coordination among individuals.
• Empirical findings highlight a strong correlation between behavioral dynamics and coordination performance.
• Assessment using a hierarchical neurobehavioral model across various rhythmic tasks supports the main finding.
• This research may change how we understand the role of flexibility versus stability in coordination.