False-belief problems examine children's understanding of the relation between
A) their own beliefs and actions.
B) others' desires and beliefs.
C) others' beliefs and actions.
D) the objective facts and others' actions.

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False-belief problems specifically address children's ability to understand that others may hold different beliefs than themselves, and that these beliefs can influence their actions. The focus is not on the children's own beliefs or actions, nor on desires or objective facts.

False-Belief Problems Examine Children's Understanding of the Relation Between