Jordan develops an understanding that he has a mind that represents the world in potentially different ways than other people's minds. He uses this ability to explain his sister's preference for a movie he does not like, and to predict how his mother will react when she finds he ate all the cookies. Which term best describes Jordan's ability

The mind is known to be very vast. The term that best describes Jordan's ability is the theory of the mind.

The act of knowing that people do not share the same thoughts and feelings as one do develops during childhood is known to be the theory of mind.

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Which term best describes Jordan's ability?

A. conservation

B. theory of mind

C. operational manipulation

D. none of the above

The term that best describes Jordan's ability is:

B. theory of mind

Explanation:

Theory of mind is a term in psychology that refers to our ability of attributing mental states such as desires, emotions, beliefs, intent, and knowledge to others as well as ourselves. Having such an ability is crucial for interpersonal interactions since it supports our understanding of others' behaviors and perspectives. Theory of mind allows us to grasp, for instance, that different people have different tastes. It also allows us to predict the behavior or reactions of others.

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