Visible social interactions do not support the development of false belief understanding in the absence of linguistic input: Evidence from deaf adult homesigners

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Gagne, D. L., & Coppola, M. (2017). Visible social interactions do not support the development of false belief understanding in the absence of linguistic input: Evidence from deaf adult homesigners. Frontiers in psychology, 8, 837.

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Visible social interactions do not support the development of false belief understanding in the absence of linguistic input: Evidence from deaf adult homesigners

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