Empirical Evidence of Shared Intentionality: Towards Bioengineering Systems Development

This expanded conference paper reports the results of a psychophysiological research study on shared intentionality conducted in 24 online experiments with 405 subjects (208 recipients and 197 contributor-confederates). In this research, we created bioengineering system for assessing human groups by modeling mother-neonate dyad properties during solving unintelligible multiple-choice puzzles. model, only mother (contributor-confederate) knows correct stimulus shares knowledge neonate (participant-recipient). The induced interpersonal dynamics stimulating their interactional synchrony, emotional contagion neuronal coherence. collected data confronting recipients' performance "primed" "unprimed" conditions confederates. These informed contributors knew responses condition confidently responded items. Specifically, 13 mother-child dyads, evidence showed increase 48-394%, P-value < 0.001 (62 54 confederates) “primed” confederates; 7 primary group adults, it 143-300%, 0.002. secondary group, UL3 items (a translation an unfamiliar language, 20 from 41 experiment No.12). 3 207 subjects, non-semantic tasks–SL3 (synthetic language) US3 (two-color symbols)–did not stimulate effect. We also analyzed outcome random value (possible chance). Comparing outcomes these two data-collecting methods sample size allow discussing method's validity reliability. article shows four factors' domains that contribute to magnitude.