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What is the primary difference between Piaget's and Vygotsky's theories of language development?
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- 1There was no difference between Vygotsky and Piaget regarding language and thought.
- 2Piaget argued that thought depends on language, while Vygotsky argued that language depends on thought.
- 3Vygotsky argued that thought depends on language, while Piaget argued that language depends on thought.✓
- 4Vygotsky argued that thought depends on language, while Piaget argued that thoughts are not necessary for language.
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Vygotsky argued that thought depends on language, while Piaget argued that language depends on thought.
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