<p>The Bronfenbrenner <a href="https://desklib.com/document/community-service-6xg6/" target="_blank">Ecological Systems Theory</a> explains how the inherent qualities of a child as well as his <a href="https://desklib.com/document/macro-environment-influence-a3cb/" target="_blank">environment influence</a> how he will grow and develop. This theory has helped me to understand how my environments that can be segregated into microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, macro system and chronosystem have influenced my upbringing and future <a href="https://desklib.com/document/decision-making-r54f/" target="_blank">decision making.</a></p>

The Bronfenbrenner Ecological Systems Theory explains how the inherent qualities of a child as well as his environment influence how he will grow and develop. This theory has helped me to understand how my environments that can be segregated into microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, macro system and chronosystem have influenced my upbringing and future decision making.

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In this report we will discuss about psychology and below are the summaries point:-


	
	The ecological systems theory by Urie Bronfenbrenner explains how the external environment of a child positively affects their upbringing.
	
	
	The theory outlines four different environments a child deals with: microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, and macrosystem.
	
	
	Microsystem refers to the immediate environment of the child, which includes family and school.
	
	
	In the writer&#39;s childhood, the family environment was unhappy and filled with arguments, but they enjoyed school.
	
	
	Mesosystem refers to the interaction between different environment systems to positively contribute towards the upbringing of the child.
	
	
	The writer&#39;s parents were often busy with their younger brother, and the writer relied on remedial classes and a helpful friend for academic support.
	
	
	Exosystem refers to the external environment, such as vacations and family picnics.
	
	
	The writer&#39;s family went on vacations during summer and winter holidays, and they enjoyed outdoor activities together.
	
	
	Macro system refers to the culture and ethnicity of the family.
	
	
	The writer&#39;s family belongs to a working-class white community that follows Christianity.
	
	
	Chronosystem refers to the changes that occur over time.
	
	
	During the writer&#39;s childhood, the concept of working mothers became more prevalent.
	


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Reflection on the ecological systems theory of Urie Bronfenbrenner

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Epiphany                        Realization

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Diploma in Early Childhood Education & Care

Context of Practice: Child, Youth, and Familylg...

Growing Up in a Marginalized Community: My Journey to Educationlg...

Reflection on the ecological systems theory of Urie Bronfenbrennerlg...

MEMOIR LIFE IN STORYlg...

Epiphany Realizationlg...

Personal Statement for Masters Program in ASU School for Social Worklg...

Context of Practice: Child, Youth, and Family

Growing Up in a Marginalized Community: My Journey to Education

Reflection on the ecological systems theory of Urie Bronfenbrenner

MEMOIR LIFE IN STORY

Epiphany Realization

Personal Statement for Masters Program in ASU School for Social Work