Tanisha sees her 5 year old son, Toby, talking aloud to himself as he plays. She...
Tanisha sees her 5 year old son, Toby, talking aloud to himself as he plays. She wonders whether she should discourage this behavior. How would you advise Tanisha? ( Hint: Talk about Vygotsky) Explain in one page double spaced.
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I think she should not discourage him. If someone is talking to self then it means that the person is self reliant. Talking with self is the clear indication of proficiency. During the self talk; a person becomes aware about self needs and try to accomplish those needs.
Tanisha should encourage her son to do positive self talk. Positive self talks makes the healthier mindset. It also helps in making better choices in life. It has been observed that athletes also do self talking. It strengthen their mental abilities and they perform in better manner.
Same thing happens with children. Talking to self in loud voice is absolutely normal. Positive conversation should be promoted during the period of self talking because it generates an aura of positive energy. Self talking helps in clarification of thoughts. It strengthens our appropriate decision making ability.
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