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Contexts of which children are not a part, but that do influence their development, are called
Social-cognitive Theories
Theoretical frameworks that emphasize the role of cognitive processes in understanding social behavior.
Environmental Influences
Factors within an individual's environment that impact their behavior, development, and personality.
Unconscious Motives
Internal drives and desires that influence behavior without an individual's conscious awareness.
Biopsychosocial Approach
This approach combines insights from biology, psychology, and socio-environmental influences to explore the intricacies of health and illness.
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