According to Vygotsky, a Child's zone of Proximal Development Describes

question 39

Multiple Choice

According to Vygotsky, a child's zone of proximal development describes tasks

• A) that are attractive because they have been reinforced
• B) that the child can't master without the assistance and encouragement of a more skillful partner
• C) that a child can easily acquire through direct tuition or observational learning
• D) at which the child feels self-efficacious

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