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Exceptional memorizers: made, not born
2003
Trends in Cognitive Sciences
By around the age of 4 years, children acknowledge that people can have false beliefs about the world. Six-year-olds are still inclined, however, to confuse their own knowledge with that of more ignorant others. In a recent paper, Hulme, Mitchell and Wood offer a novel explanation for six-year-olds' tendency to make such errors when asked to choose a picture to put in a story character's thought bubble.
doi:10.1016/s1364-6613(03)00103-7
pmid:12804685
fatcat:2wqbic64zrhgbpn25akvsvf4pu