Reduced physiological stress markers during co‑presence align with the “social buffering” literature (Hostinar & Gunnar, 2021). Notably, the buffering effect was observed despite the absence of species‑specific parental figures, indicating that can serve as an effective alternative attachment resource.
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The accelerated acquisition of both swimming and flying motor patterns suggests that can substitute for intraspecific modeling. The “shared kinetic field” hypothesis posits that infants attune to the dynamic affordances presented by any competent moving partner, regardless of phylogeny (Kumar & Ortega, 2022). Our data support this view, as both infants displayed earlier proficiency in tasks that typically require peer observation. regardless of phylogeny (Kumar & Ortega