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Mary’s interactions also provide insight into her , likely aligning with Jean Piaget’s stages of development.

A central theme in Mary’s case is her . Drawing from Mary Ainsworth’s "Strange Situation" research, we can categorize the child's behavior based on her reactions to her caregiver's presence and absence. 232-Mary.mp4

The video highlights the "nurture" aspect of the nature vs. nurture debate. The caregiver’s responsiveness to Mary’s cues acts as a "scaffold," a concept introduced by Lev Vygotsky. By providing just enough support to help Mary succeed in a task without doing it for her, the caregiver facilitates growth within Mary’s . Conclusion Mary’s interactions also provide insight into her ,