Vygotsky believed that learning primarily occurred through .schemas formed from one’s experiencesb. one’s experiences with the environmentc. one’s social interactions with othersd. use of symbolism through experience

The correct answer is C) one’s social interactions with others.

Vygotsky believed that learning primarily occurred through one’s social interactions with others.

Better known as a developmental psychologist, Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934) designed a theory on the socio-cultural development of children. He wanted to understand how the cultural and social environment affected the growth of children. He concluded that children were prone to develop the same culture and manners of those of their communities. They did it through interpersonal experiences.

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