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chapter considers various factors facilitate infants understanding peoples intentions adults view actions people perform around us intentional achieve goal rather idle movements example observing another person perform simple grasping action picking slice pizza perceive action goaldirected due understanding persons intention focus relation person goal rather motion involved action infants develop understanding intentional agents goals within first year life chapter reviews multiple factors play facilitating infants learning intentions others actions consider various perspectives including role active experience sensitivity behavioral cues cognitive factors social factors first review evidence concerning infants learning intentional actions active experience go evaluate learning could also come via comparison processes statistical learning use behavioral cues object labeling action effects also review social factors infantdirected actions triadic engagement within social interactions emerging evidence suggests helpful facilitating infants understanding peoples actions finally consider extent factors interact one another different contexts well implications future directions