Developmentally, the child's peers are
a. social equals whose behavior complexity matches the child's.
b. anyone with whom the child has frequent daily contact.
c. anyone who shares similar interests with the child.
d. teachers, parents, or others who offer Vygotskian scaffolding when assistance is requested or needed.
A
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A. people choose their behavior on the basis of rational, conscious choice B. people choose their behavior based on both conscious and unconscious motivations C. people do not freely choose their own behaviors D. people choose their behavior based on their understanding of moral values
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