In Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory changes in the Child can

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Multiple Choice

In Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory changes in the child can influence all ecological contexts for development and that future development is likely to take. Here we are talking about a _____ influence.

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

Identify the stages of moral development and how they influence ethical decision making.

Understand the concept of stakeholder pressures and their impact on organizational decision making.

Learn about different strategies and measures companies adopt to foster ethical behavior and diversity.

Grasp the concept of ethical intensity and its factors influencing ethical decision making.

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Definitions:

Education Policies

Guidelines and principles that shape the educational system, including curriculum standards, teaching methodologies, and assessment methods.

Direct Practitioner

A professional involved in the immediate delivery of services or care to clients, typically interacting face-to-face.

Micro and Macro

Terms that refer to the different scopes of focus, with "micro" addressing individual or small-scale interactions and "macro" concerning broader, societal level analysis.

Advocacy

The act of supporting or arguing in favor of a particular cause, policy, or group of people, often to promote social change or to protect rights.