A comparative developmental framework was used to determine whether mutual gaze is
unique to humans and, if not, whether common mechanisms support the development of …

The present study examined the ability of dolphins to follow the gestural signs presented by
humantrainers in various attentional states in order to understand the social cognition of …

Humans show a reflexive shift in spatial attention triggered by gaze cues. Chimpanzees
(Pan troglodytes) have an excellent ability to follow another's gaze, but they exhibit a limited …

Head turning experiments are widely used to test the cognition of both human infants and
non-human animal species. Monitoring head turns allows researchers to non-invasively …

This chapter briefly reviews how potentially cultural traits are identified in wild populations,
including how new techniques are making it easier to trace the spread of behaviors. It then …