You can download them directly. I follow the following steps to solve, you can refer to. The visual modeling software of rational rose has been very powerful. If you click OK, nothing will be opened and the window will close automatically. If you click another button, you will be prompted to re import the active file. After importing, it will still not open, so you will be stuck here. The main and novel focus of the present study was on the relation between TB and TS the former should, while the latter should not show a performance decline after age 4.
This focal analysis is only meaningful, however, against the background of two presuppositions: That the patterns of negative correlations between TB and FB and positive correlations between FB and FS performance found in previous studies can be replicated. In preliminary analyses, we therefore tested whether this was fulfilled. Figure 2. Number of children passing and failing true and false versions of the belief and sign task as a function of age. Data of one six-year-old is missing for the TS condition as, due to an experimental error, they received two FS trails but no TS trial.
For further information, see Supplementary Material. The aim of the present study was to investigate the source of the puzzling finding that children from around age 4 begin to fail TB tasks. In particular, we tested factors that make the TB task pragmatically demanding and confusing. Younger children tended to succeed in the TB but to fail in the FB task whereas older children tended to show the reverse pattern. Second, the convergence and correlation of FB and FS tasks were replicated.
Performance in the two tasks that involve a misrepresentation is strongly correlated and develops as found in earlier studies for an overview, see Perner and Leekam, This provides additional evidence for a joint developmental transition marking the onset of metarepresentation and perspective understanding Perner et al. Third, there was a marked dissociation between TB and TS tasks.
Children showed difficulties in the TB task but not in the TS task. The critical questions in both tasks are trivial academic test questions, but in the former it suggests that there may be an alternative mental representation involved which is not the case in the latter. Their triviality and academic nature make them pragmatically odd. As this is not obviously the case in the TB question it implicates an alternative hidden mental perspective; trying to figure out what this alternative perspective may be, children venture the guess that the agent might go to the wrong location.
At the same time, the present study leaves open many fundamental questions. First, why exactly is there this sharp difference in the performance of a test question about the belief and action of an agent on the one hand, and the structurally corresponding non-mental representation of an external sign on the other hand? Do we make different kinds of rationality assumptions vis-a-vis the original intentionality of rational agents and the derived intentionality of external signs?
These different kinds of intentionality of mental and non-mental representations might come along with diverging rationality assumptions, and these diverging rationality assumptions may explain the diverging pattern of results in the otherwise structurally analogous tasks. Needless to say that currently this is not more than a speculation; but future studies could and should test for this possibility empirically.
But would it hold in similar ways, for the ascription of FBs and other types of mental states? What will Kate now want to do? The raw data supporting the conclusions of this article will be made available by the authors, without undue reservation. Ethical review and approval was not required for the study on human participants in accordance with the local legislation and institutional requirements.
Verbal consent was recorded and stored separately from the recording of the test session. AL collected the data. LPS supervised the planning and execution process. HR provided resources for the data collection. LPS performed the statistical analysis. All authors contributed to manuscript revision, read, and approved the submitted version. None of these funding sources had any input in the design of the study, in the collection, analysis, or interpretation of the data, in the writing of the report, or in the decision to submit the article for publication.
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We thank Marlen Kaufmann for the organization of data collection and Hannah Klonk for help with reliability coding.
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