Care to Share? Children's Cognitive Skills and Concealing Responses to a Parent

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Topics in Cognitive Science 12 (2):485-503 (2018)
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Lavoie and Talwar examine the phenomenon of prosocial lie telling: lying with the intention to benefit others. They investigate how well children aged 4 to 11 are able to conceal information about a surprise gift from their parents based on these children’s responses to their parents’ questions. Lavoie and Talwar conclude that, as children’s theory of mind abilities and working memory improve, their ability to conceal information from others also develops.

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