Child and Animal Learning Development
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This cluster of papers explores the development of theory of mind in children, focusing on topics such as social cognition, infant understanding, cultural learning, executive function, false belief understanding, joint attention, and language development.
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theory of mind; social cognition development; infant cognition; false belief understanding; false belief; infant social cognition; children's reasoning; infant cognitive development; object permanence; false belief tasks; children's social cognition; mental state attribution; infant attention; gaze following; infant perception; infant learning; infant memory; infant social development; social understanding; children's cognition; looking time; habituation-dishabituation; infant imitation; intention understanding; sharing behavior
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Morton address: 36244338889458704 · morton4x16-v1
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