What is the primary finding of Bayliss et al. (2013) regarding the phenomenon of gaze leading?

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Gaze leading occurs when an individual unconsciously follows the eye movements of another person, demonstrating automatic mimicry.

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The effects of gaze leading are limited to influencing eye movements, with no impact on choice behaviour.

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Gaze leading is exclusively observed in real-life social interactions and does not occur in simulated experimental conditions.

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Simulated joint attention through gaze leading can influence both the observer's eye movements and their subsequent decision-making behaviour.

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