Role of Two Types of Syntactic Embedding in Belief Attribution in Adults with or without Asperger Syndrome

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RT @patilindrajeets: Cool work! Adults with autism use complement syntax to compensate for Theory of Mind deficits | ft. @MBaciu2017 https:…

RT @patilindrajeets: Cool work! Adults with autism use complement syntax to compensate for Theory of Mind deficits | ft. @MBaciu2017 https:…

RT @lpnc_cnrs: Role of two types of syntactic embedding in belief attribution in adults with or without Asperger syndrome https://t.co/RH0…

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