Jean Piaget's Approach to Cognitive Development in Children Differed from Lev

question 1

Multiple Choice

Jean Piaget's approach to cognitive development in children differed from Lev Vygotsky's approach in Jean's belief that

• A)self-talk is internalized into higher levels of mental development.
• B)cultures influence the course of cognitive development.
• C)learning can lead to development.
• D)knowledge is primarily self-constructed.

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