The Macrosystem in Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory Includes

question 105

Multiple Choice

The macrosystem In Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory includes

• A)all of the social systems that a child is not part of but is influenced by.
• B)all the possible microsystems in action.
• C)all the laws, values, attitudes, etc. of the society in which a child lives.
• D)all the social systems in which a child is an active participant.

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Definitions:

Intragroup Conflict

Disagreements or disputes occurring within a single group, often arising from differences in opinion, goals, or values among its members.

Intergroup Conflict

A situation where groups with perceived incompatible goals, interests, or values interfere with each other, leading to tension or hostility.

Subduing Effect

The dampening or restraining influence that a group or individual may exert on the behavior or expressions of others.

Robbers Cave

Refers to a landmark social psychology experiment conducted in the 1950s that demonstrated how intergroup conflict can arise from competition for resources and be mitigated through cooperative tasks.