In Hala and Chandler's "hidden biscuit" experiment, it was shown with young preschoolers that

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The experiment showed that three-year-olds are sometimes nonegocentric, as some of them were able to accurately assist the experimenter in finding the hidden biscuit by providing relevant information about its location, even though it was hidden from the experimenter's view. This suggests that young children's abilities to take other people's perspectives into account and to communicate effectively are not as limited as Piaget's theory of egocentrism would suggest. However, this does not necessarily mean that young children are completely non-egocentric or capable of sophisticated lying at this age.

In Hala and Chandler's "Hidden Biscuit" Experiment, It Was Shown