Vygotsky Viewed Internalization to Be

question 53

Multiple Choice

Vygotsky viewed internalization to be:

• A) a response to an ongoing battle against parental authority.
• B) a process through which external social regulations are transferred to a child's internal psychological system.
• C) the examination of one's own mental processes.
• D) a tendency to be interested in one's own thoughts and feelings.

Understand the ethical and legal guidelines governing test administration.

Recognize the importance of adhering to standardized procedures during test administration.

Understand the purposes of debriefing following test administration and the potential drawbacks of certain scoring methods.

Appreciate the necessity of gathering information from multiple sources for a comprehensive assessment.

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Definitions:

Apprehension

A feeling of anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.

Maladaptation

An adjustment or response by an organism to environmental conditions that is counterproductive to its survival or wellbeing.

Facial Nerve Paralysis

A loss of facial muscle control due to damage or disorder affecting the facial nerve, leading to asymmetry and difficulty in expressing emotions or performing facial movements.

Birth Injury

Physical damage to a baby that occurs during the birth process, ranging from minor to severe.