Vygotsky judged development by performance how?
AAlone and with adult help
BOnly in written tests
COnly by memorising facts
DOnly in group games
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Alone and with adult help
1. Vygotsky argued against judging intelligence by knowledge-based tests.
2. He asked whether two children with the same test score have the same level of development, and said no.
3. He proposed comparing solving problems independently and with an adult's help.
_Source: Wikipedia, Zone of proximal development, Origins_
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