Ecological Systems Theory Views the Child as

question 42

Multiple Choice

Ecological systems theory views the child as

• A) a blossoming flower, and it regards development as a maturational process, similar to blooming.
• B) developing within a complex system of relationships affected by multiple levels of the surrounding environment.
• C) a social being influenced primarily by observational learning, imitation, and adult modeling.
• D) a computer-like system that actively codes, transforms, and organizes complex information.

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