Understanding False Beliefs
Psychologists explore how children develop the ability to understand that others can hold beliefs different from reality. Between the ages of three and five, children begin to grasp the concept of false beliefs, as demonstrated through tasks like the Sally Ann test. Younger children struggle to recognize that others can have separate perspectives, while older children understand that knowledge and beliefs can differ among individuals.In this clip
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