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In this paper we give the motivation for and discuss the design of an experiment investigating whether the acquisition of linguistic recursion helps children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) develop second-order false belief skills. We first present the relevant psychological concepts (in particular, what Theory of Mind is, and what it has to do with false beliefs) and then go on to discuss the...
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