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jon_i

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Which statement accurately contrasts Vygotsky's views of cognitive development with Piaget's views of cognitive development?
◦ Vygotsky emphasized the importance of a child's innate capabilities on cognitive development rather than social interactions.
◦ Piaget viewed the child as a scientist with the goal of developing logic skills, whereas Vygotsky believed the child was more like an apprentice with the goal of developing skills to function effectively in an adult world.
◦ Piaget emphasized the importance of social interactions on cognitive development rather than the innate capabilities a child possesses.
◦ Vygotsky viewed the child as scientist with the goal of developing logic skills, whereas Piaget believed the child was more like an apprentice with the goal of developing skills to function effectively in an adult world.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 1, 2021
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