When a young child learns to help fold laundry and put clothes away, cultural information is being transmitted. According to Vygotsky's view, this is best considered to be an example of:
A) conservation
B) guided participation
C) social referencing
D) synchrony

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Most theorists today believe that the child's understanding of the world is embedded in cultural knowledge. All cultures initiate children into activities through guided participation, and such interactions with others provide important information and guidance for children as they develop their cognitive abilities. Vygotsky emphasized that much of children's cognitive growth takes place through guided participation, in what is called the zone of proximal development.

When a Young Child Learns to Help Fold Laundry and Put