Two separate research lines have shown first that infants expect agents to move efficiently toward goal-states and second that they navigate the social world selectively, preferring some individuals t
Eye gaze is an important signal in social interactions, and it plays an important role to understand what others looking in joint attention (JA) situations. JA has been examined in situations involvin
Infants' raw eye-tracker data used in the study presented at the paper entitled "Infants' representation of social hierarchies in absence of physical dominance" Data in CSV....
- Puppet Show Study with food preference, seeing if babies will pick recipient of the helpful action over the recipient of the unhelpful action - Age: 8.15-9.15
