ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science
The Development of Understanding Beliefs and Reasons
This symposium aims at an interdisciplinary debate about the structure and development of understanding beliefs and reasons of others. We scrutinize the concept of a reason, provide philosophical and psychological perspectives on explicit and implicit false belief tasks, and situate this in a layered model of intentionality and representation.
Chairs & Discussants
- Tobias SchlichtChair
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Presentations
- Are Classic False Belief Tests Based on Conflating Normative and Explanatory Questions?Hans-Johann Glock
- T-Tip: From Teleology to Teleology-in-PerspectiveJosef Perner
- The Development of False-Belief Understanding: A Three-Level TheoryAlbert Newen
- A Layered Model of Intentionality and RepresentationTobias Schlicht