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Briefly define sociocultural theories of child development.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jun 18, 2018
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Sociocultural theories support the notion that children do not progress through any stages. Instead, a child's development is thought to occur as a result of their direct interaction with their culture-that the values, goals, and expectations of their culture significantly shape and mold them. Thus, development means different things to different children in different cultures; what is considered developmentally appropriate for a child in one culture, may not be considered as such in another culture.

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