Stages of the Theory of mind
- The understanding that the reasons why people might want something may differ from one person to the next.
- The understanding that people can have different beliefs about the same thing or situation.
- The understanding that people may not comprehend or have the knowledge that something is true.
- The understanding that people can hold false beliefs about the world.
- The understanding that people can have hidden emotions, or that they may act one way while feeling another way.
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