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Transcript of Chapter 7: Urie Bronfenbrenner's Bio- Ecological Model of Development.
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Chapter 7:Urie Bronfenbrenner's Bio-Ecological Model of Development
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Focuses on patterns of development across time as well as the interactions
between the development of the child and the environment.
Also looked at social and political policies and practices affecting children and families.
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The model describes the complex interplay between the individual - as the center-and
the social contexts within which the individual develops
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Bronfenbrenner’s model comprises five systems that
contain roles, norms, and rules that can powerfully
shape development.
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The Five Systems of The Bio-Ecological Theory of Human Development:
Microsystem, Mesosystem, Exosystem, Macrosystem, and the Chronosystem
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Microsystem:
The setting in which the individual spends considerable time - e.g. in direct reciprocal interaction with family, peers, school and
neighborhood vs. being a passive recipient.
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Mesosystem:
The linkages between microsystems such as the connections between family experiences and
school experiences.
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Exosystem
The individual does not have any control over what she or her experiences-e.g. a parent's workplace or school district.
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Macrosystem:
The broader cultural context, e.g. the roles of ethnicity and socioeconomic factors that impact
on the individual's development.
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Chronosystem
The socio-historical conditions affecting an individual's development.
Examples: The pervasiveness of technology in society, the breakdown of traditional family model or
the impact of urban city dwelling.
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Criticism of Bio-Ecological Model
Focuses too much on the biological and cognitive aspects of development.
Not enough information about human development.
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Integrated Ecological System Framework Model
Three domains of human development were added to Bronfenbrenner’s Bio-Ecological Model to make a model that is called the Integrated Ecological System Framework. These three domains of human development that were added are: • Biological Processes: the physical changes in an individual’s body.• Cognitive Processes: the changes in an individual’s thinking and
intelligence.• Socio-Emotional Processes: the changes in an individual's
relationship with other people in emotions, in personality and in the role of social contexts in development.
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Integrated Ecological Systems Framework
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Reference
Integrated Ecological Systems and Framework. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://sites.google.com/site/humandevelopmentlearning/ integrated-framework