Studies conducted with children of difference ages and "Princess Alice" showed that children who believe that a fantasy character might act on their behalf

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Research has shown that children who believe in a fantasy character's ability to act on behalf of their wishes or desires demonstrate mature cognition. This means that they have developed an understanding of the distinction between reality and fantasy, and are capable of engaging with imaginary characters in a more nuanced and sophisticated way. This belief in "Princess Alice" does not necessarily indicate immaturity or a lack of theory of mind, but rather a healthy and creative cognitive capacity. Therefore, the most accurate answer is B.

Studies Conducted with Children of Difference Ages and "Princess Alice