One of the Criticisms for Using a False-Belief Task as an Indicator

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Multiple Choice

One of the criticisms for using a false-belief task as an indicator for understanding the thoughts of children is that:

• A)a false-belief task is a complicated one that involves a number of factors.
• B)it has at least four possible outcomes.
• C)a false belief task is too simple.
• D)it is irrelevant,as by the preschool years children have a deepening appreciation of the mind.

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Definitions:

Parietal Cells

Cells in the lining of the stomach that produce hydrochloric acid and intrinsic factor, essential for the digestion process and absorption of vitamin B12.

Absorption

The process by which substances are taken up from the environment and enter the bloodstream or tissues of the body.

Digestive Tract

The series of organs and structures through which food passes, where it is broken down and nutrients are absorbed.

Trypsin

An enzyme produced in the pancreas that helps digest proteins by breaking them down into amino acids.