Vygotsky regarded make-believe play as ________.
A. a means of reinforcing animistic thinking
B. the ideal social context for fostering cognitive development
C. an impediment to independent discovery learning
D. a way to encourage children to follow their impulses instead of social rules
Answer: B
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oversleep and be late for work. As a result, he spends nearly an hour total each night making certain that his alarm clock is correctly set and saying "It's set, it's set, it's set" each of the times he checks it. This repetitive action is what clinical psychologists refer to as a(n) A) compulsion. B) delusion. C) hallucination. D) obsession.
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What will be an ideal response?
Lives in Context Video 3.2: Aging and Physical DevelopmentClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 105 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following question:Beth, age 35, is healthy and hard working. However, she is very worried about aging. She fears that dramatic changes in physical abilities, appearance, and cognitive skills are just around the corner. Based on the interviews in the video, as well as research presented in the text, are Beth's fears warranted?
A. No, these changes are not likely to appear until around age 50. At that time, most adults notice significant declines in all areas of functioning. B. It is difficult to tell, as changes in physical and cognitive abilities vary widely dramatically among aging adults. C. Yes, around age 40, appearance, strength, and cognitive skills show a sharp decline. D. No, for most aging adults, these changes are gradual.