Multiple Choice
Mutual gaze and shared attention differ in that
A) mutual gaze involves dyadic interactions while shared attention involves triadic interactions
B) mutual gaze involves triadic interactions while shared attention involves diadic interactions
C) mutual gaze involves the frontal lobe while shared attention involves the parietal lobe
D) mutual gaze is found in non-human primates while shared attention is found in all mammals
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