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Tazate

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on: Jun 20, 2018
Piaget hypothesized that cognition is epigenetic in nature, or that it   in a
 
  predictable sequence, based on maturation and one's interaction with the environment.
 
  A. Unfolds
 
  B. Develops
 
  C. Hints
 
  D. Protrudes

Question 2

The use of relationships to specific development outcomes, within the context
 
  of children's everyday routines and interactions (Bruder, 2000) leads to a greater comfort in skill acquisition (cognition), the use of others for support (social skill), and a great sense of self-worth (emotional skill).
 
  A. Bond
 
  B. Mend
 
  C. Patch
 
  D. Scaffold


olivia_paige29

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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D


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