| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - nce of this ability in non-human animals; see discussion below).We particularly want to point out that the debate concerning whether or not non-human animals possess an fToM should not be concerned with whether or not they are cognitive creatures capable of reasoning about general classes of past and occurrent behaviours (e.g. <threat posture>, <eye or face direction>, <body position> or <eye-dire
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