What Is Bronfenbrenner's Term for the Societal Institutions That Have

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Multiple Choice

What is Bronfenbrenner's term for the societal institutions that have indirect but potentially important influences on development (e.g.,schools,religious institutions,media) ?

• A)microsystem
• B)mesosystem
• C)exosystem
• D)macrosystem

Understand the impact of labor laws and regulations on labor practices such as monopsonies, closed shops, and right to work laws.

Recognize the historical context and significance of the most disruptive strikes in labor history.

Evaluate the reasons behind the shifts in workforce from manufacturing to service industries and their effect on unionization.

Distinguish between the concepts of pure monopoly, monopsony, and how they relate to labor unions and collective bargaining.

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Definitions:

Eliminating Negative Responses

A therapeutic goal or process where negative reactions, behaviors, or emotions are reduced or removed, often through techniques like counter-conditioning or cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Contingency Management

A behavior modification technique where certain behaviors are reinforced by rewards or punishments.

Positive Reinforcement

A behavioral strategy employing rewards or positive outcomes to increase the likelihood of a desired behavior being repeated.

Antecedent

An event, condition, or stimulus that precedes a behavior and may influence or trigger the behavior to occur.