How have false-belief tasks been used to examine preschool children's understanding of social relationships? Please provide an example of such a task.

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The Answer is Response should focus on the importance of false-belief tasks for demonstrating the ability (or inability) of children to ascribe beliefs, desires, and intentions to the behavior of others. Example should indicate the structuring of a task that provides the opportunity for a child to distinguish between his or her own beliefs and those of another person that are likely to be different.

How Have False-Belief Tasks Been Used to Examine Preschool Children's