Vygotsky's View on Innate Abilities Attributed the Child with

question 6

Multiple Choice

Vygotsky's view on innate abilities attributed the child with

• A) no innate abilities.
• B) only innate abilities that were supported by the child's culture.
• C) innate abilities such as attention, perception, and memory.
• D) innate abilities such as reflexes.

Identify technologies and strategies that assist people with sensory disabilities.

Understand the principles of Gestalt psychology and how they influence perception.

Appreciate the complexity of attention processes, including selective attention and the factors that affect attention.

Understand the role of experience and expectations in influencing perception.

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