… of traditional false-belief tasks suggested that false-belief understanding did not emerge
until age 4 years and constituted a major milestone in the development of social cognition. …

… This will take time, of course, and we can suppose that memory-search is error-prone. So
the data … and conceptual analysis, have had a bad influence on the rest of cognitive science. …

… had first made clear the goal of her actions by stretching her arm and hand toward the out-of-…
(a moving screensaver) and a static anticipatory period in which either object A or object B …

… this principle cannot be used as a final argument to rule out mentalistic approaches. Finally,
… animal cognition, continuous measurements of response times, proportional looking times or …

… Submentalising takes the ‘social’ out of social cognition: domain-general cognitive … system
is used in the absence of language, ie in change-of-location tasks with looking time and gaze …

… used the same exclusion criteria as Rubio-Fernandez and Geurts, ie we excluded data of
children who did … Rather, our results suggest that children seem to pass this task by the age of …

… Cognitive scientists can (and do) use the beliefs that humans … take the term ‘inner cause’
to signify ‘cog in a cognitive … beliefs does not come online until the age of four. However, low-…

… But there is, in addition, another system that is constructed slowly over time, relying partly …
time with its blue side facing the participant. Thus the target agent, seeing what she would take …

… of these abilities as they are used in real-time social interaction during the lifespan. Therefore…
takes a village to raise a child, it probably takes just as many social and cognitive scientists …

… In time, however, new evidence indicated that infants did … cognition and, as such, tends to
be inflexible, with sharp limits on children’s ability to integrate information from other cognitive …