Bioecological Theory And Attachment Theory

Developmental theories have numerous applications, in the world of Psychology and Criminology, they have specific roles to play in bettering the understanding of outcomes and to better predict given outcomes on a bases of observations and past knowledge. There are a multitude of existing theories and angles on life-course, which many professionals and psychologists study in order to better understand the questions raised on Developmental Theories. A large part of developing and furthering that understanding comes from being able to aid in explaining and predicting outcomes. In order to full analyses the case we also need to have a greater understanding the given theories, how they apply to the given case, and how the outcomes could have changed through a different course of action in regards to each applied theory. There …show more content…
To begin, Bioecological Theory includes the bioecological model, which is a theoretical model involving gene-environment interactions on human development. In 1994, This model is evolved from Urie Bronfenbrenner and Stephen J. Ceci’s original theoretical model call the ecological systems theory (Roundy, n.d.). Urie had developed the theoretical model after realizing that the individual was overlooked in other theories that had previously focused on the context of development, or the environment. It places emphasis on understanding the bidirectional influences on development and environment, which can be applied to either children or developing adults. Also, he includes time, the chronosystem, in his model for the way people and