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Which of the following would define the lowest point in a child's zone of proximal development, according to Vygotsky?
Eskimo
A term historically used to describe indigenous peoples of the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska, known for their unique adaptations and cultural practices in cold environments. The preferred term is now Inuit or Yupik, depending on the groups' location and identity.
Kinship Terminology
The words and phrases used in a language to describe specific relationships within a family structure or kinship system.
Hawaiian Terminology
The unique set of words and expressions used in the Hawaiian language, reflecting the culture and lifestyle of Hawaii.
Mother's Sister's Son
A male first cousin, specifically the son of one's maternal aunt.
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