Tomasello's comparative lab work pinpoints a specific developmental moment: around 9 months, human infants begin showing the full triad of joint attention — I look at you, I see you looking at X, I attend to X because you're attending to X. Chimpanzees can follow gaze to an object, and can even be trained to do so…
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