Question

Which of the following is an example of Bruner’s enactive representation?

• A. A child remembering a story by visualizing the characters
• B. A toddler tying shoelaces after seeing it done repeatedly
• C. A student solving a math problem using formulas
• D. A child reading instructions from a textbook

Answer 1

Answer:

B. A toddler tying shoelaces after seeing it done repeatedly

• Enactive representation involves learning through action and physical engagement, which is evident in the act of tying shoelaces.