When Self-Talk Becomes Second Nature to Children and They Can

question 103

Multiple Choice

When self-talk becomes second nature to children and they can act without verbalizing, they have begun to use

• A) private speech.
• B) inner speech.
• C) dialogue.
• D) scaffolding.

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Definitions:

Dyadic In-group Relationship

A close, often reciprocal relationship between two individuals, typically a leader and a follower, characterized by trust, loyalty, and mutual influence.

Leadership-making

A process aimed at developing reciprocal relationships between leaders and followers, moving beyond mere exchange relationships to develop mutual respect, trust, and commitment.

Vertical Dyad Linkage Theory

A theory suggesting that leaders form unique dyadic relationships with each follower, which determines the follower’s role within the group and the degree of influence they have.

Early Research

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