Recent findings from new implicit looking time tasks indicate that children show anticipatory
looking patterns suggesting false belief processing from very early on; however, systematic …

Based on recent findings of implicit studies, researchers have claimed that even infants can
understand others' false beliefs. However, it is unclear whether infants are able to …

I applaud Ruffman for cautioning us against interpreting early sensitivity to others' beliefs as
evidence for an innate theory of mind and for making room for learning. In turn, however, I …

Minimal Virtues: From Mindreading to Ethics via Joint Action (Munich) Page 1 Minimal Virtues:
From Mindreading to Ethics via Joint Action (Munich) Stephen A. Butterfill < s.butterfill@warwick.ac.uk …

Abstract Theory of Mind (ToM), the ability to attribute beliefs and desires to others, has been
a recent focus of replication research. While some researchers found an implicit form of ToM …

The core feature of a standard false belief task is this:'[t] he subject is aware that he/she and
another person [Maxi] witness a certain state of affairs x. Then, in the absence of the other …

This is plausible. The emergence in human development of the most sophisticated abilities
to represent mental states probably depends on rich social interactions involving …