Theory of Mind: Specialized Capacity or Emergent Property? Perspectives from Non-human and Human Development

Elisabeth Sterck, Utrecht University, The Netherlands Sander Begeer, VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands Juliane Cuperus, Sint Marie. The Netherlands Richard van Wezel, Utrecht University, The Netherlands

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