Table 2.

Study 2: Attributions of Knowledge to Ms./Mr. Smart for Both Items in Category

Category	3 - 4.5 years	4.5 - 6.5 years	6.5 - 11 years	18 - 21 years
Present	71% *c	79% **c	93% ***c	97% ***c
Future	75% *b	86% ***c	75% *c	88% ***c
Past	61%	79% **c	86% ***c	91% ***c
Personal Preferences	82% ***	89% ***	82% ***	88% ***
Personal Thoughts	75% *a	79% **c	71% *c	85% ***c
Personal Events	61%	86% ***	79% **	91% ***
Personal Actions	54%	86% ***c	82% ***c	88% ***c
All seven of the above categories	29% *	64% c	71% *c	85% ***c

Note. Asterisks indicate knowledge that was attributed to Ms./Mr. Smart by significantly more or less than 50% of the sample, according to binomial tests. Superscript letters indicate significantly greater attributions of knowledge to Ms./Mr. Smart compared to mom, according to McNemar tests. Significantly fewer than 50% of 3- to 4.5-year-olds reported that Ms./Mr. Smart knew about all seven categories.

^*p < .05,

^**p < .01,

^***p < .001

^ap < .05,

^bp < .01,

^cp < .001