Like People, Great Apes May Distinguish between True and False Beliefs in Others (IMAGE)
Caption
Right before the response phase, the experimenter tries to open the box which he believes contains his object (false-belief condition) or which he knows is empty (true-belief condition). In both conditions this is the same empty box; all that differs is the experimenter's belief about what is in it.
Credit
Buttelmann et al (2017)
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