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joblessjake

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Which of the following seems to be the main contributing factor that determines whether or not children will pass the tasks to test theory of mind?
 
  SES
  genetics
  brain maturation
  culture

Question 2

One key factor that strengthens theory of mind at about age 4 is
 
  having an older sibling.
  whether or not the child is adopted.
  total body weight.
  knowledge of the alphabet.



otokexnaru

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Answer to Question 1

brain maturation

Answer to Question 2

having an older sibling.



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