Shared Focus

Definition

Both attention channels centered. Each side has steady, usable attention, able to gather without drifting and release without locking on. In the shared field, those balanced beams leave room for joint attention or alternating regard. This is the centered target on the F→F channel.

Glossary source /dyad-dynamics/Shared Focus/definition

Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

lowercase when

Used as an ordinary adjective modifying the canonical Focus axis rather than as a typed Icosa dyadic dynamic name.

Usage

do not use for

An individual's pattern, a harmony or cell state, or a claim about communication content or outcome not encoded by the state pair.

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use when

Naming a typed relation between two partners' capacity states on a specific dyadic channel.