“…By contrast, choral actions are simultaneous in terms of synchronicity, as in singing or playing music. In talk, this can occur when next turns are strongly projectable, with participants aiming at coproducing them simultaneously (Lerner, 2002;Schwitalla, 1993), as well as turns that are designed in a way that enables audiences to respond in unison, like in churches, classrooms, or assemblies (Atkinson, 1984;Lerner, 2002, p. 343). Choral actions are also done in an embodied way (see Lerner, 2002 for co-enacted same gestures).…”