QUESTION 5 1 points Save A 5) Children are usually able to pass standard false-b

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QUESTION 5 1 points Save A 5) Children are usually able to pass standard false-belief tasks by about what age? O a. 4 years O b. 6 years O c. 8 years O d, 10 years QUESTION 6 1 points Save Ar 6) Joe participates in a study. He is presented with a box of bandages. When he opens the box, he sees an eraser. The researcher asks him what another child seeing the box for the first time would think was inside it. This is an example of a(n): O a' false-belief task b. Sally & Ann task c. social cognition task d. unexpected location task

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A) 4 years

Children start understanding their false beliefs as well as false beliefs of other people by the age of four. Many scientists claim that this is a phenomenon that is language dependent and time dependent and thus is not a cognitive misunderstanding.

B) Sally and Ann task

This is a psychological task, where developmental psych is used so as to measure the social cognitive ability of a person, which are attributed to the false beliefs of other people. This was implemented by Simon baron Cohen and was repeated by Leslie and Frith, using human actors .

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