The Piagetian View of Development and the Cultural-Context View of Development

question 40

Multiple Choice

The Piagetian view of development and the cultural-context view of development differ in which of the following ways?

• A) Only the Piagetian perspective views children as active participants in constructing their own knowledge of the world around them.
• B) Only the Piagetian perspective views innate capabilities as important contributors to developmental outcomes.
• C) Only the cultural-context perspective views development as being tied to the specific contexts within which a child develops.
• D) Only the cultural-context perspective views "nurture" and experiences as important contributors to developmental outcomes.

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Definitions:

Standard Price

A predetermined cost attributed to materials, labor, and overhead to facilitate budgeting and variance analysis.

Efficiency Standard

A benchmark for measuring the optimal use of resources in the production of goods or the delivery of services.

100% Efficiency

A theoretical situation where all resources are utilized to their maximum capacity without any waste, often used as a benchmark or target in productivity and operations management.

Variances

Differences between planned figures and actual performance or results, often analyzed in budgets and standard costing.