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Mark Anthony Case
In the family scenario of three generations, all the chronosystem will be supplied through examples for the individual preschool child I created, Mark Anthony. Because this family is a family with extensions it is clear to see how everyone is influenced through and by all systems. The child went through developmental changes, layer by layer, seeing how everyone, including outside his immediate environment reacted. He had his family of parents, siblings and grandparents by his side. But his church and school classmates rallied by his side, engulfing the mesosystem and mesosystem to intertwine. Indirectly, and unaware to Mark, was the exosystem coming into play to which for example; the father’s reaction to Mark’s illness through drinking. This

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