SYNCHRONITY AND STABILITY OF PSYCHOMOTOR PROFILES AS DETERMINANTS OF THE PARTNER SENSE IN DANCESPORT
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Author(s): | Borisova V. V., Mozhaev A. A., Suprun A. A., |
| Number of journal: | 2(75) | Date: | June 2026 |
| Annotation: | The article is devoted to the study of psychomotor determinants of effective partner interaction (“partner sense”) in dancesport. The relevance of the work is due to the prevalence in the scientific literature of an external, methodological approach to the problem of synchrony, with insufficient attention to its internal, individual prerequisites. The purpose of the study is to provide a theoretical justification and empirical verification of the significance of the parameters of the stability of the individual psychomotor profile and the synchrony of the partners’ profiles as key determinants of “partner sense” in dancesport. The authors put forward a hypothesis that the success of interaction is determined not only by the level of technical skill, but also by two integral characteristics of the “partner-partner” system: the smoothness of each dancer’s cognitive-motor responses and the degree of consistency in their psychomotor patterns. The theoretical analysis confirms that existing methods for developing consistency need to be supplemented with diagnostic tools that allow for the assessment and consideration of these hidden parameters. The relevance of the work is due to the need to move from intuitive assessments of interaction to its objective diagnosis based on quantitative psychophysiological indicators. The study operationalizes a new definition of “partner sense” through two independent parameters: stability (standard deviation of the individual profile) and synchrony (correlation coefficient of the pair profiles). Using standardized computer testing, three empirical types of pair interaction were identified and described in a sample of 14 dance pairs of varying qualifications: “stable-synchronous”, “variable-complementary”, and “discordant”. The obtained results confirm that the proposed two-factor model has a high diagnostic value, allowing differentiating the nature of problems in interaction. The developed technique represents a practical tool for coaches and sports psychologists, aimed at accurate diagnostics, forecasting of teamwork and development of targeted correction programs for dance couples. | ||
| Keywords: | dancesport, partner sense, psychomotor profile, stability, synchrony, psychophysiological diagnostics, pair interaction, coordination, cognitive and motor abilities, differential diagnostics |
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| For citation: | Borisova V. V., Mozhaev A. A., Suprun A. A. Synchronity and stability of psychomotor profiles as determinants of the partner sense in dancesport. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026;2(75):390—395. DOI: 10.25683/ VOLBI.2026.75.1583. |
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