The False-Belief Task Is Often Used to Investigate Children's

question 82

Multiple Choice

The false-belief task is often used to investigate children's

• A) understanding of object permanence.
• B) theory of mind.
• C) ability to conserve.
• D) understanding of reversibility.

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Definitions:

Asymmetrical

Describing a shape or distribution that lacks symmetry, meaning its two halves are not mirror images.

Bimodal

A distribution that has two different modes (peaks) which shows two prevailing groups or levels in the data.

Abnormal

Describes a deviation from what is considered to be normal or usual, often used in the context of medical conditions, psychological states, or statistical anomalies.

Symmetrical

Characterizing a shape or distribution that is evenly balanced around a center point or axis, so that the pattern on one side mirrors the pattern on the other.