According to Vygotsky's theory in developmental psychology, children who use private speech are more likely to be and improve their than children who do not use private speech.
A
impulsive; motor coordination
B
dependent; language comprehension
C
self-regulated; problem-solving skills
D
distracted; memory retention
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Understand the key concept of Vygotsky's theory regarding private speech, which is the self-directed speech children use to guide their own behavior and thinking.
Recognize that private speech is linked to the development of self-regulation, meaning children who use it are better at controlling their own actions and thoughts.
Identify that private speech helps children improve their problem-solving skills by allowing them to plan, monitor, and evaluate their actions internally.
Compare the options given and note that 'self-regulated' and 'problem-solving skills' align with Vygotsky's theory about the benefits of private speech.
Conclude that children who use private speech are more likely to be self-regulated and improve their problem-solving skills compared to those who do not use private speech.