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Is ostension any more than attention?
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  • 2010Recognizing Communicative Intentions in Infancy484 cited
  • 2000Infants' use of gaze direction to cue attention: The importance of perceived motion267 cited
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  • 2018Gaze Following Is Not Dependent on Ostensive Cues: A Critical Test of Natural Pedagogy69 cited
  • 2018The Developmental Origins of Gaze‐Following in Human Infants57 cited
  • 2017Mutual Gaze During Early Mother–Infant Interactions Promotes Attention Control Development55 cited
  • 2018Action Prediction Allows Hypothesis Testing via Internal Forward Models at 6 Months of Age

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