When parents and infants can understand each other's emotions, creating and modifying shared interactions in response to each other, this is called

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The description given refers to intersubjectivity, which is the ability to share subjective experiences with others, in this case, between parents and infants. It involves recognizing and understanding each other's emotional states and modifying interactions accordingly. The other options do not accurately describe this concept.

When Parents and Infants Can Understand Each Other's Emotions, Creating