When Toddlers Play, They Hit Peers About Once Every 13

question 3

Multiple Choice

When toddlers play, they hit peers about once every 13 min! In an illustration of Vygotsky's zone of proximal development, mothers who structure their toddler's social interactions using close supervision and coaching ______.

• A) help their toddlers engage in more mature interactions
• B) too often intrude into the "little worlds" of these toddlers
• C) underestimate the value of uninterrupted peer interactions
• D) reduce the chance that toddlers will internalize prosocial values

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Definitions:

Substitute Input

An alternative resource or material that can be used in place of another in the production process to achieve the same outcome.

Labor Resource Market

A market where individuals offer their labor or services for wages to employers who are in need of those services.

Output Effect

The change in total revenue generated by selling an additional unit of a product or service.

Substitution Effect

The economic understanding that as prices rise or income decreases, consumers will replace more expensive items with cheaper alternatives.