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Discourse cues for the acquisition of the Mandarin contrafactive verb yiwei
In contrast to nonfactive belief verbs, such as the English “think” and Mandarin “juede” (to think/feel), the Mandarin contrafactive belief verb “yiwei” is negatively biased and commonly used to report false beliefs (Glass, 2023, 2025). Previous studies show that children can distinguish between non
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