The ability to concentrate on what another person is focused on is known as:

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Joint attention is the ability to share focus on something with another person. This involves both following someone else's gaze, gestures or pointing and looking back to the person to whom they are attending. Social referencing is when someone looks to someone else's emotional reaction to assess how they should feel about something. Assimilation is the process of fitting new experiences into existing mental schemas. Imitation involves copying others' actions or behaviors.

The Ability to Concentrate on What Another Person Is Focused