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Charlie

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The type of study in which experimenters compare how long infants spend looking at flashing lights associated with different types of sounds is called the:
 
  a) high-amplitude sucking paradigm
   b) headturn-preference procedure
   c) preferential looking study
   d) conditioned headturn study

Question 2

How does Vygotsky describe the zone of proximal development?
 
  a. a developmental region not dependent on adult support
  b. an individualized, internalized cognitive process
  c. a way to describe the social, contextual nature of learning
  d. a and b



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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