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The right answer is C) instruction. Vygotsky is a constructivist learning theorist, in his theory he emphasized the role of culture and society in the learning process of children. He considers in his theory that the child learns through the observation of his parents, significant adults and their peers. This learning process is known as scaffolding and consists of clear and structured instructions during the learning process.

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Vygotsky argued that playing, eating, and watching television with peers or one's family provide instruction to a 6-year-old child.

Explanation:

Vygotsky's work has made a lot of contribution towards children's education and development. In his theory, he makes a clear emphasis on the impact society and culture have on children's learning process. The emphasis is that children's ability to learn is by observing people in their environment that include firstly parents, their siblings, and peers.  

This process of learning is called scaffolding and it is conducted by clearly communicated instruction during this process. Scaffolding is closely related to zone of proximal development (ZPD) which describes any task a child can complete independently and others which require assistance.

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