Term ID: T2959

Joint Attention Skills

/joint-attention-skills/
The developmental abilities needed to coordinate attention with others, including gaze following, pointing, and social referencing that support communication and learning.
Example: Teaching children with autism to follow others' pointing, look where others are looking, and share attention to objects or events of mutual interest.

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Reference: Mundy & Newell (2007)