What is scaffolding?
a. temporary support provided to a child while learning to perform a task
b. a hierarchy of knowledge in memory
c. an achievement test sometimes given to young children
d. none of these
A
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. Gestalt c. Client-centered b. Psychoanalytic d. Behavioral
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