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Introducing basic distinctions in philosophy of mind for
characterizing the mental, Perner discusses differences in how
commonsense and cognitive psychology view the mind. He traces the
onset of a commonsense psychology in the social and emotional
awareness of early infancy, revealing how the child begins to take a
cognitive, representational view of the mind with repercussions for
children's episodic memory, self-control, and their ability to engage
in deception.
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