Vygotsky referred to the difference between what a child can accomplish unassisted, and what the same child can accomplish in the context of a social interaction, as that child's:
A)range of accommodation
B)zone of proximal development
C)level of assimilation
D)psychosocial developmental stage

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Vygotsky's zone of proximal development is the difference between what a child can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance and support from a more skilled person. This concept emphasizes the importance of social interactions and scaffolding in facilitating a child's learning and development. The other answer choices are not directly related to this concept.

Vygotsky Referred to the Difference Between What a Child Can