ecological system theory explain how the environment affects the development of a humans

1. ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM
THEORY
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2. ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM
THEORY
- IT WAS DEVELOPED BY URIE BRONFENBRENNER, ONE OF THE MOST
WELL-KNOWN PSYCHOLOGISTS
- Ecological systems theory explains how human
development is influenced by different types of
environmental systems
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3. URIE BRONFENBRENNER DIVIDE THE PERSON'S
ENVIRONMENT INTO FIVE DIFFERENT LEVELS
- MICROSYSTEM
- MESOSYSTEM
- EXOSYSTEM
- MACREOSYSTEM
- CHRONOSYSTEM
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5. MICROSYSTEM
The microsystem is made up of the groups that most immediately
and directly impact the child's development.
PARENTS
FRIENDS,
SCHOOL
NEIGHBOR
TEACHER
CLASSMATE
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6. GUARDIAN
COUSINS
FRIEND
NEIGHBORTEACHER
CLASSMATES
FAMILY
CHURCH
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7. MESOSYSTEM
The mesosystem consists of the interactions between the
different parts of a person's microsystem. The mesosystem is
where a person's individual microsystems do not function
independently, but are interconnected and assert influence upon
one another. These interactions have an indirect impact on the
individual.
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8. M
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C E
TR
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S Y S
M
PARENT AND
SCHOOL
PARENT AND
FRIENDS
PARENT AND
TEACHER
GUARDIAN
AND NEIGHBOR
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9. EXOSYSTEM
Pertains to the linkages that may exist
between two or more settings, one of which
may not contain the developing child but
affects him indirectly. Include the parent’s
workplaces, the larger neighborhood, and
extended family members.
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10. -PARENT’S WORKPLACE
-FAMILY’S FRIENDS
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12. MACROSYSTEM
Is the largest and most distant collection of
people and places to the child that still
exercises significant influence on the child.
Composed of the child’s cultural patterns, and
values, specifically the child’s dominant beliefs
and ideas, as well as political and economic
system.
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13. CHRONOSYSTEM
Adds the useful dimension of time,
which demonstrates the influence of both
change and constancy in the child’s
environment. Include a change in family
structures, address, parent’s employment
status.
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14. “NAGHATAG KANAMO OG
KADASIG ANG INYONG
KOOPERASYON OG
PAGPAMATI”
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15. Reporter:
Mr. Ryan M. Lagbas
Mr. Christian L. Balagat