Answer:Claudia and her mother are engaging in Joint Attention
Explanation:Joint attention also known as shared attention is when two individuals focus or have shared interest on an object. It is achieved when one person uses eye gazing , pointing or non verbal indication to alert the other person.
This shared attention normally should start to manifest around 9 months of age and becomes established by 18 months of age but children with autism often struggle with joint attention which results in difficulty to develop thier language skills.