One of the Ways in Which Vygotsky Differs from Piaget

Multiple Choice

One of the ways in which Vygotsky differs from Piaget in his view of how children learn is that Vygotsky

A) places more emphasis on the role of culture and the social world in cognitive development.
B) portrays children as individual learners who are focused on mastering their world.
C) believes that all learning is based upon the principles of classical and operant conditioning.
D) sees children as imitators of what they see other people doing.