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      NONVERBAL CUES, EYE-CONTACT, STRANGERS                                    
  WA: ADULT AGE, CONVERSATION, NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION, RELATIONSHIP,           
      SENILE DEMENTIA                                                           
                                                                                
->TI: DEVELOPING THEORIES OF MIND - UNDERSTANDING CONCEPTS AND RELATIONS        
      BETWEEN MENTAL ACTIVITIES                                                 
  AU: SCHWANENFLUGEL_PJ, FABRICIUS_WV, ALEXANDER_J                              
  NA: UNIV GEORGIA,DEPT EDUC PSYCHOL,ATHENS,GA,30602                            
      UNIV GEORGIA,INST BEHAV RES,ATHENS,GA,30602                               
      ARIZONA STATE UNIV,TEMPE,AZ,85287                                         
      INDIANA UNIV,BLOOMINGTON,IN,47401                                         
  JN: CHILD DEVELOPMENT 1994 Vol.65 No.6 pp.1546-1563                           
  AB: The purpose of the study was to expand our knowledge of older             
      children's understanding of the unique features and potential relations   
      existing among mental activities. 8- and 10-year-olds as well as adults   
      were asked to rate the similarity of pairs of mental activity scenarios   
      in terms of how their mind would be used for each one. The scenarios      
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