Lansing Emphasizes That Just as the Environment Influences the Child's

question 92

Multiple Choice

Lansing emphasizes that just as the environment influences the child's development, the child also acts on the environment, changing it. The concept that best describes this two-way interchange is:

• A) lateralization
• B) egocentrism
• C) interaction
• D) pragmatics

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Definitions:

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