How Do Information-Processing Theorists Differ from Piaget and Vygotsky

question 38

Multiple Choice

How do information-processing theorists differ from Piaget and Vygotsky?

• A) They do not believe children's development occurs in stages.
• B) They do not focus solely on the importance of social interaction.
• C) They believe that children's development occurs in stages.
• D) Both A and B.

Analyze the impact of externalities on private and social costs and benefits.

Explain the concept of market equilibrium and how it is affected by externalities.

Understand the role of governmental policies in correcting market failures due to externalities.

Describe the difference between positive and negative externalities.

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