Developing Intuitions that Close Friends Know the Content of Each Other’s Minds

Woo, Brandon; Yu, Emma; Richardson, Megan; Thomas, Ashley

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Experiments 1 and 2: Seven- to 9-Year-Old Children's Understanding of Mental State Attributions Within Close Relationships

Woo, Yu & Thomas

Experiments 1 and 2: Four- to 6-Year-Old Children's Understanding of Mental State Attributions Within Close Relationships

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Experiment 3: Children’s Understanding of Mental State Attributions Within Close Relationships: People's Mental Content vs. External Features

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