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bioecological model
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belief that the interactions between person and environment are best explained by a system analysis.
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biopsychosocial interactions
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idea that development proceeds by the interaction of biological,environmental, and psychological forces.
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continuity
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lasting quality of experiences;development proceeds steadily and sequentially.
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culture
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those values,beliefs,and behaviors characteristic of a large group of people, for example, those of hispanic origin.
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discontinuity
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behaviors that are apparently unrelated to earlier aspects of development.
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exosystem
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an environment in which a person is not active but affects development.
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macrosystem
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the blueprint of any society.
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mesosystem
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the relationship amoung microsystems.
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microsystem
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the home or school.
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proximal process
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Bronfenbrenner's term forthe reciprocal interactions between a person and the environment.
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stability
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a belief that children's early experiences affect them for life.
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