Left temporoparietal junction is necessary for representing someone else's belief

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2001 • 3,992 citations

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2000 • 2,405 citations

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1999 • 1,685 citations

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1995 • 1,516 citations

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1998 • 1,445 citations

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2000 • 1,391 citations

The Hayling and Brixton Tests

1997 • 967 citations

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1997 • 902 citations

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2001 • 396 citations

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1998 • 264 citations

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