Baron-Cohen Uses the Term Mindblindness to Refer to

Multiple Choice

Baron-Cohen uses the term mindblindness to refer to

A) preschool children's difficulties with false-belief tasks.
B) the inability to "read others' minds" shown by people with autism.
C) sex differences in expression of theory of mind, with boys being more apt to display "mindblindness" than girls.
D) the inability to understand that "eyes possess knowledge" (that is, that when someone is looking at something they see and have knowledge of that thing) .