Question

At about two years of age, how does Vygotsky characterize the expression of thoughts?

• A. Non-verbal
• B. Verbally, with speech reflecting rationality
• C. Primarily through action
• D. Chaotic and unpredictable

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Verbally, with speech reflecting rationality

Around the age of two, Vygotsky proposed that thoughts are expressed verbally, and the child's speech reflects rationality. This marks a significant developmental shift where the child begins to use language as a means to express their thoughts in a more organized and intentional manner, moving beyond preverbal expressions