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    Children's Ability to Separate Their Beliefs from Those of Another
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Children's Ability to Separate Their Beliefs from Those of Another

Question 50

Question 50

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Children's ability to separate their beliefs from those of another person who has false knowledge of a situation is called


A) false beliefs.
B) false theory of mind.
C) pragmatics.
D) contrast assumption.

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