Basically, false-belief tasks assess the extent to which children understand that someone else can
a. know that something is not true.
b. believe that something is not true.
c. believe in something that is not true.
d. believe in something that seems not to be true but actually is.
C
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Sabiha is left-handed, and prefers left-handed men. She is going to be introduced to Wilbur. Left-handers comprise about 10 percent of the population
She has been truthfully informed that Wilbur is either a left-handed Chinese psycholinguist or a left-handed used car salesman from the Midwestern region of the United States. If Sabiha makes good use of base rates, which of the following outcomes should she expect? A) Wilbur is a left-handed Chinese psycholinguist. B) Wilbur is a new car salesman from the Midwestern region of the U.S. C) She has been misinformed about Wilbur's existence as a crude statistical prank. D) Wilbur is a used car salesman from the Midwestern region of the U.S. who also happens to be left-handed. E) Wilbur is a Midwestern left-handed Chinese psycholinguist who works as a used car salesman in his spare time.