Multiple Choice
A 3-year-old is told two stories. In both, she is told that Bart wants a pretzel and that Bart believes pretzels are in the cabinet. In the first story she is told that pretzels are actually in the cabinet, but in the second, she is told that Bart's mother moved the pretzels to a drawer without Bart's knowledge. When asked to predict Bart's behavior in both stories, the child will most likely __________.
A) predict that Bart will go to the drawer in both stories
B) predict that Bart will go to the cabinet in both stories
C) predict that Bart will go to the cabinet in the first story and the drawer in the second
D) be unable to say what Bart will do next
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