Wk 4 Lect 4 Theory Of Mind

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Theory of mind is the ability to attribute mental states to oneself and to others, and to understand that other people have beliefs, desires, perspectives and intentions that are different from one’s own. How much do you know about it?

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Wk 4 Lect 4 Theory Of Mind

The 4 key words in understanding theory of mind are:

The litmus test for T of M is:

The FBT is highly correlated with:

A child of 3 characteristically fails the FBT because their response matches:

Children younger than 4 years are said to have a __ theory of mind.

At age 3, children assume that mental states are a copy of reality rather than a representation of reality. This is:

When the child is cognizant that a mental representation can misrepresent the referent (the location of the object) the child is capable of a cognitive ability referred to as ____.

The watershed view or _ deficit, says that children younger than 4 are unable to _.

When the child was actively engaged in the FBT % of 3 year olds passed compared to % when they were passively involved.

Onishi & Baillargeon claim that __ month olds with a NV task pass the FBT.

Due to an executive function view, children could have a performance deficit which goes against the watershed, conceptual deficit view . This is:

A meta-analysis by Wellman, Cross & Watson (2001) argues ___ a conceptual change between 3 and 5 years.

Once a child has developed the ability to attribute beliefs to others, she can learn to ___ another's beliefs.

Judy Dunn said a 18 month old can engage in deception.This is:

_ at age 3-5 years is being able to attribute a mental state to the self and others, whilst _ at age 6-7 years is when you can ahve a belief about someone elses belief.

A good example of understanding that people's emotions are influenced by their beliefs (betw 5-6 years) is:

Which theorists believe that children are like little scientists and have 1 theory for <4 and another for >4, which agrees with the desire pscyhologist at 2years and the belief-desire psychologist at 4years?

Simulation theorists believe that understanding is intuitive rather than theoretical and then through introspection we can predict what others will feel. This is:

Social developmentalists whereby theory of mind is acquired through daily interactions with others agree with _ but not _.

The social developmentalists argue that T of M is acquired through daily interactions with others. This is:

Wk 4 Lect 4 Theory Of Mind

The 4 key words in understanding theory of mind are:

The litmus test for T of M is:

The FBT is highly correlated with:

A child of 3 characteristically fails the FBT because their response matches:

Children younger than 4 years are said to have a __ theory of mind.

At age 3, children assume that mental states are a copy of reality rather than a representation of reality. This is:

When the child is cognizant that a mental representation can misrepresent the referent (the location of the object) the child is capable of a cognitive ability referred to as ____.

The watershed view or ___ deficit, says that children younger than 4 are unable to ___.

When the child was actively engaged in the FBT __% of 3 year olds passed compared to __% when they were passively involved.

Onishi & Baillargeon claim that __ month olds with a NV task pass the FBT.

Due to an executive function view, children could have a performance deficit which goes against the watershed, conceptual deficit view . This is:

A meta-analysis by Wellman, Cross & Watson (2001) argues ___ a conceptual change between 3 and 5 years.

Once a child has developed the ability to attribute beliefs to others, she can learn to ___ another's beliefs.

Judy Dunn said a 18 month old can engage in deception.This is:

___ at age 3-5 years is being able to attribute a mental state to the self and others, whilst ___ at age 6-7 years is when you can ahve a belief about someone elses belief.

A good example of understanding that people's emotions are influenced by their beliefs (betw 5-6 years) is:

Which theorists believe that children are like little scientists and have 1 theory for <4 and another for >4, which agrees with the desire pscyhologist at 2years and the belief-desire psychologist at 4years?

Simulation theorists believe that understanding is intuitive rather than theoretical and then through introspection we can predict what others will feel. This is:

Social developmentalists whereby theory of mind is acquired through daily interactions with others agree with ___ but not ___.

The social developmentalists argue that T of M is acquired through daily interactions with others. This is:

The watershed view or _ deficit, says that children younger than 4 are unable to _.

When the child was actively engaged in the FBT % of 3 year olds passed compared to % when they were passively involved.

_ at age 3-5 years is being able to attribute a mental state to the self and others, whilst _ at age 6-7 years is when you can ahve a belief about someone elses belief.

Social developmentalists whereby theory of mind is acquired through daily interactions with others agree with _ but not _.