The False-Belief Task Involves Telling Children a Story in Which

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The false-belief task involves telling children a story in which Sally puts a toy in Box A, but, while she is away, Anne moves it to Box B. The task is for the children to report where Sally will look for the toy when she returns. Research suggests that children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder will MOST likely report that:

• A) the toy is gone.
• B) the toy is in Box A.
• C) the toy is in Box B.
• D) Sally won't know where to look.

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