Piaget regarded children's self-talk as a sign of:
APlanning skill
BCognitive immaturity
CEmotional control
DEarly literacy
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Cognitive immaturity
1. Piaget recorded children talking to themselves in classrooms.
2. He termed it egocentric speech.
3. For Piaget, egocentric speech was a sign of cognitive immaturity.
4. Planning, emotional control and early literacy are the benefits Vygotsky stressed.
**Why not the others:** Planning skill, emotional control and early literacy are the benefits Vygotsky attached to private speech, not Piaget's view.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Private speech", section "History and theory" (revision 1378894484)_
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