Many previous studies on inference of social behaviors using geometric shapes have explored causality, animacy, intention, and desire inferred from the movements of such shapes; however, inference of communicative atmosphere in terms of friendliness/antagonism using geometric Moisture mist shapes has not yet been studied well.This study investigated how a friendly/antagonistic communicative atmosphere was inferred from the movement of two egg shapes.We developed animations for these shapes involving forward/backward/parallel tilts with coincidence/incoincidence of synchronous movement.
Results showed significant differences in the inference of friendly/antagonistic atmosphere between coincident and incoincident synchronous movement.In addition, the inference of a friendly atmosphere was affected by the combination of forward tilt with incoincident movement, which may be interpreted as interaction between the shapes, Hockey Accessories - Elastic such as responding or providing feedback.This suggests that individuals may infer a friendly/antagonistic communicative atmosphere from both coincident movement and incoincident movement interpreted as an interaction.