Stability of Social Interaction with Different Time Delay of Perception and Movement in Perceptual Crossing Experiment

Abstract

Perceptual Crossing experiment is the method for analyzing human interaction with low dimensions. In this experiment, subjects need the cooperative interaction for the task. In this study, We introduce two different time delay patterns in this experiment, and evaluate the stability of human interaction to the time delay. It shows that although the time delay collapsed the cooperative human interaction human can manage to adapt to the time delay by moving slowly. Our results support that the behavioral social interaction between two is not fully sequential but more like synchronized.