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Research on cultural differences in theories of the mind suggests that:

Research on cultural differences in theories of the mind suggests that:

▸ children in nonwestern societies without formal education never develop coherent theories of the mind.

▸ children in all cultures and societies develop theories of the mind in childhood.

▸ children living in "scientific" or industrialized cultures develop theories of the mind earlier than in other cultures.

▸ children living in societies where there is a high degree of spiritualism or superstition develop no coherent theories of the mind.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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