Relationship between Children''''s Second-order False Belief, Prosocial Behavior and Peer Acceptance
幼儿二级错误信念认知、亲社会行为与同伴接纳的关系

The relationship between children's second-order false belief,prosocial behavior and peer acceptance was investigated in a sample of children aged 3 to 6.The result indicated that in general,prosocial behavior was the best predictor of children's social preference,however,the association of peer acceptance with prosocial behavior and second order false belief changed as a function of children's age.For children under 5 years of age,second-order false belief was the best predictor of social preference,while prosocial behavior was the best predictor of peer acceptance for older children.