Vygotsky Argued That Complex Mental Operations Exist First in the Social

question 108

Multiple Choice

Vygotsky argued that complex mental operations exist first in the social world and are then internalized. He described this as movement from the __________ to the __________.

• A) ego; superego
• B) intermental; intramental
• C) model; child
• D) microsystem; mesosystem

Understand the concept of third-party beneficiaries and differentiate between donee and creditor beneficiaries.

Comprehend the implications of contracts not adhering to the statute of frauds.

Analyze the role and legal consequences of admissions in contract law.

Evaluate the legal principles surrounding reliance and promises in contract modifications.

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Definitions:

René A. Spitz

A noted psychoanalyst and researcher best known for his studies on the effects of maternal deprivation, identifying the critical importance of caregiver bonding for healthy emotional and cognitive development.

Rett's Disorder

A rare genetic neurological and developmental disorder that affects the way the brain develops, leading to severe cognitive and physical impairment, primarily in females.

Stereotyped Behavior

Repetitive, fixed patterns of physical action or speech which are characteristic for certain conditions, often without direct communication or functional purpose.

Acquired Skills

Abilities and knowledge developed through learning and practice over time, as opposed to those one is born with.