In Vygotsky's Theory, When Two Participants to a Task Each

question 50

Multiple Choice

In Vygotsky's theory, when two participants to a task each adjust to the perspective of the other in order to create common ground for communication, they are

• A) engaging in scaffolding, but only at a verbal level.
• B) engaging in reciprocal teaching.
• C) stepping outside each other's zone of proximal development.
• D) contributing to cognitive development through intersubjectivity.

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Definitions:

Taking the Role

The process of mentally assuming the perspective of another to understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, a concept significant in sociology and psychology.

Gender Differences

Distinctions in characteristics, behaviors, roles, and expectations traditionally associated with being male or female.

Childhood

The period in a person's life from birth to adolescence, characterized by growth, development, and learning.

Social Role

A set of expectations for behavior and actions that are deemed appropriate for individuals based on their status or position within society.