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  • Team performance evaluation in natural settings is increasingly important.
  • Physiological synchrony is used to study team dynamics and emotional states during collaboration.
  • Current findings on synchrony's relation to performance are inconclusive due to varied calculation methods.

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  • To investigate how different synchrony calculation methods affect the relationship between physiological synchrony, emotional state, and team performance.
  • To compare dyadic-level linear (cross-correlation) and team-level non-linear (multidimensional recurrence quantification analysis) synchrony measures.
  • To examine these relationships in three-member teams performing a collaborative task.

Main Methods:

  • Employed cross-correlation for dyadic-level linear synchrony analysis.
  • Utilized multidimensional recurrence quantification analysis for team-level non-linear synchrony analysis.
  • Assessed subjective frustration levels and overall team task performance.

Main Results:

  • Multidimensional recurrence quantification analysis showed a significant negative correlation between frustration and task performance.
  • Cross-correlation analysis did not reveal any significant relationship between physiological synchrony and task performance.
  • The choice of synchrony calculation method influenced the observed relationships.

Conclusions:

  • The method for calculating physiological synchrony critically impacts the interpretation of team emotional states and performance.
  • Non-linear, team-level analysis (multidimensional recurrence quantification analysis) appears more sensitive to performance-related emotional dynamics than linear, dyadic-level methods (cross-correlation).
  • Future research should carefully consider synchrony calculation methods for accurate team performance and emotional state assessment.