The fact that infants' attention seems to involve reacting to environmental stimulation (i.e., an item catches their attention) rather than being deliberately focused, illustrates the concept of a(n) _____ system.

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The concept of orienting system is defined as a process by which attention is directed towards significant and relevant stimuli in the environment, which is the exact type of attention activity described in the statement. The orienting system helps an individual in directing their attention, which is a passive process, unlike intentional or deliberate attention, which is an active process. The fail-safe system is not applicable in this context, and the dynamic system, although relevant, does not entirely embody the concept described in the statement.

The Fact That Infants' Attention Seems to Involve Reacting to Environmental