Early development of metalinguistic awareness in Japanese: Evidence from pragmatic and phonological aspects of language

Tsuji, Hiromi; Doherty, Martin J

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Early development of metalinguistic awareness in Japanese: Evidence from pragmatic and phonological aspects of language

Author(s): Hiromi Tsuji , Martin J. Doherty

Publication date Created: May 12 2014

Publication date (Print): June 09 2014

Journal: First Language

Publisher: SAGE Publications

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The false belief task has often been used as a test of theory of mind. We present two reasons to abandon this practice. First, passing the false belief task requires abilities other than theory of mind. Second, theory of mind need not entail the ability to reason about false beliefs. We conclude with an alternative conception of the role of the false belief task.