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Note whether Vygotsky believed that cognitive development was more strongly influenced by peers or adults and explain why.

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Define and give an example of the concept of self-regulation as an aspect of social cognitive theory.

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What are the psychological tools that Vygotsky discussed and what is their effect upon cognitive development?

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