Tuesday, January 02, 2007

joint attention


Joint attention involves much more than two subjects attending to the same object. Two subjects could each be attending to the same object without being aware that the other is attending to the same object. More strikingly, two subjects could each be aware, and it could also be part of the content of their experience, that the other is attending to the same object, without the episode having the openness of joint attention and contact attention.

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