On False-Belief Problems, Children Who Do Not Yet Have a Complete

question 119

Multiple Choice

On false-belief problems, children who do not yet have a complete understanding of the relation between their own beliefs and others' beliefs

• A) have difficulty understanding that other people could have false beliefs when they themselves know the truth.
• B) have difficulty understanding that other people could know the truth when they themselves have false beliefs.
• C) believe that others will not be convinced of the truth.
• D) believe that others will be difficult to fool.

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