Indicators of Audiomotor Synchronization in Typically Developing Children Aged 7–17 Years

This dataset contains the results of an experimental study of 109 typically developing children and adolescents aged 7–17 years. Data were collected using the RhythmGraph hardware-software complex (Russian Federation patent No. 2685774) and RhythmGraph software.

More than 100 indicators were obtained for each participant, including self-paced tapping frequency and variability, synchronization accuracy with rhythmic stimuli of different frequencies, rhythm reproduction under interference conditions, and rhythm reproduction from memory.

The dataset includes variables related to:

age and sex;

self-paced tapping;

maximal tapping rate;

synchronization with external rhythms at different frequencies;

synchronization variability and error;

anticipation and asynchrony indices.

The data are provided in Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) format.

The dataset can be used for:

analysis of age-related changes in audiomotor functions;

assessment of individual differences in rhythm processing and synchronization;

comparison with children with developmental disorders;

educational and research purposes in neuropsychology, psychophysiology, developmental neuroscience, and pediatric rehabilitation.

All data have been fully anonymized. No personally identifiable information is included. Each participant was assigned an anonymous study ID.