Development of a Belief-Desire Theory of Mind Implies That a Child

question 39

Multiple Choice

Development of a belief-desire theory of mind implies that a child thinks that

• A) beliefs and desires are different mental states and that either or both can influence a person's conduct
• B) beliefs only influence one's conduct when they reflect one's desire
• C) beliefs only influence one's conduct when they are inconsistent with one's desires
• D) desires are more important than beliefs in determining a person's conduct

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Definitions:

Fine Motor Skills

Motor skills related to the development and coordination of small muscles, such as those that move the fingers and eyes.

Gross Motor Skills

Physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking, jumping, and throwing, which are crucial for mobility and coordination.

Childhood Obesity

A condition characterized by a child having excess body fat that negatively affects their health and well-being, often resulting from a combination of genetic, behavioral, and environmental factors.

Cardiovascular Disease

A class of diseases that involve the heart or blood vessels, such as coronary artery disease, hypertension, and heart failure.