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Theory of Mind and Bonobos

bonobokids.com — “Theory of mind ” is a term psychologists use that means being able to guess how another person is thinking. Humans develop this ability around the age of two to three and people used to think it was uniquely human. But many studies of other apes show they can have a theory of mind too.

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GutZyWoman, on 05/15/2008, -0/+1interesting story
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Theory of Mind and Bonobos

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