Soziale Interaktion durch Synchronisation. Interdisziplinäre Perspektiven / Social Interaction through Synchronisation. Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Oxytocin improves synchronisation in leader-follower interaction

The neuropeptide oxytocin has been shown to affect social interaction. Meanwhile, the underlying mechanism remains highly debated. Using an interpersonal finger-tapping paradigm, we investigated whether oxytocin affects the ability to synchronise with and adapt to the behaviour of others. Dyads received either oxytocin or a non-active placebo, intranasally. We show that in conditions where one ...

Synchronisation Trees

Synchronisation Rings Composable Synchronisation for Object-Oriented Systems

Verschränkung von Perspektiven durch Aushandlung

To foster c olla b ora tive lea rning a system sh ou ld su pport perspec tiva l view ing a nd neg otia tion in a na tu ra l w a y. W eb G u id e su pports tea m s of stu d ents c ond u c ting resea rc h on th e web ; it lets th em sh a re b ookm a rks, qu eries, notes a nd su m m a ries th a t a rise in th e resea rc h . Th e sh a red inform a tion spa c e is viewed th rou g h va riou s perspec...

Practical barrier synchronisation

We investigate the performance of barrier syn-chronisation on both shared-memory and distributed-memory architectures, using a wide range of techniques. The performance results obtained show that distributed-memory architectures behave predictably, although their performance for barrier synchronisation is relatively poor. For shared-memory architectures, a much larger range of implementation te...