Theory of mind and siblings among preschool children

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This research investigated whether number of siblings in the family facilitates theory of mind (ToM) understanding. A battery of tests was administered to measure ToM and VA (verbal ability) on 163 3.6 to 5.6 years-old children. No significant difference was found between ToM and number of siblings. In contrast, in a hierarchical multiple regression analysis, it was found out that, over and above age and VA, a significant contribution for birth order on ToM development was observed.

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Farhadian, M., Gazanizad, N., & Shakerian, A. (2011). Theory of mind and siblings among preschool children. Asian Social Science, 7(3), 224–231. https://doi.org/10.5539/ass.v7n3p224

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