Accepted Papers

• B. Arslan, R. Verbrugge, N. Taatgen and B. Hollebrandse. Teaching children to attribute second-order false belief: A training study
• P. van Emde Boas. Theory of mind reasoning in ancient China
• P. Galeazzi and M. Franke. On the evolution of choice principles
• M. Kelly. Moving on from third party objective methodologies in autism research and why we need to: Rejecting standard false belief tests once and for all
• J. Kline and M. Kaneko. Understanding the other through social roles
• M. Madsen. An introduction to multi-agent statistics
• C. Nauerz. Understanding reasoning using utility proportional beliefs
• E. Pacuit. Varieties of strategic reasoning in games
• A. Perea and E. Tsakas. Local reasoning in dynamic games
• H. de Weerd, R. Verbrugge and B. Verheij. The effectiveness of higher-order theory of mind in negotiations
• S. Wierda and B. Arslan. Modeling theory of mind in ACTransfer