Mindreading: an investigation into how we learn to love and lie

New York: Doubleday (1998)
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A fascinating, popular account of the nascent field of psychology devoted to the "Theory of Mind" shows how humans' awareness of the inner worlds of others enables them to form mature relationships with them as well as to deceive them.

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BD418.3.O27 1998

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