In Ecological Theory, the Macrosystem Consists of

question 24

Multiple Choice

In ecological theory, the macrosystem consists of

• A) all of a person's face-to-face interactions in their immediate settings.
• B) the interactions between various microsystems.
• C) the settings that are external to the child and which the child never enters.
• D) the cultural norms that guide the organizations and places that make up one's everyday life.

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Definitions:

Central Tendency

A statistical measure that identifies a single value as representative of a distribution of data, often summarized by the mean, median, or mode.

Measures Central Tendency

Statistics that describe the center of a data distribution, including mean, median, and mode.

Mean

The average value of a series of numbers, found by taking the sum of the numbers and dividing this sum by the quantity of numbers in the series.

Median

In a sequence of numbers sorted from lowest to highest, the median represents the number that lies at the midpoint.