Research on Variations in the Pencil-In-A-Candy-Box False Belief Task Indicates

question 39

Multiple Choice

Research on variations in the pencil-in-a-candy-box false belief task indicates:

• A) no matter how it is presented, children only rarely indicate an understanding of others' beliefs before age 4.
• B) 75 percent of 3-year-old children can pass the task if their role is changed to trying to trick another person.
• C) once children can pass the standard false belief task, they are able to evaluate others' desires in competitive games.
• D) children develop their understanding of others' beliefs in a stage-like manner.

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