Correction to: Distinct neural dynamics in joint versus side-by-side actions: insights from dual EEG

Key Points

• Distinct neural dynamics characterize joint actions compared to side-by-side actions, suggesting different cognitive processes involved.
• Key evidence shows that dual EEG signals unveil differences in brain activity during these action types, with significant variations in synchronization levels.
• Using dual EEG, the analysis evaluates brain activity, revealing nuances in how cognition and motor planning diverge between action types.
• Findings may enable targeted approaches in understanding collaborative behaviors, with implications for social and motor neuroscience.