- 👶🔍 Infants do not show proactive social signaling before leading their caregiver's attention during interactions.
- 🧠⚡ Their neural oscillatory activity indicates sensitivity to caregivers following their gaze, linked to anticipatory processing.
- 🤝🔄 The study suggests infants do not actively control attention allocation but respond to adult-led attention.
- 📉🍼 At 10 to 12 months, infants are not predominantly proactive in joint attention episodes with caregivers.
- 🌱💬 However, their sensitivity to contingent responses may lay the groundwork for future intentional communication.