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    development has been affected by his asthma and the fact that he had hearing loss‚ caused by inner ear infections. This led to him becoming quite shy and withdrawn in social settings‚ which later resulted in a lack of confidence at school. The Microsystem refers to the contextual influences that are closest to the child. It consists of the people and places the child sees on a daily basis and is affected by the child’s perception of them. Bradley Cooper lives with his mother‚ grandmother and four

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    Ecological factors and social justice implications How a child respond to different kinds of situation and stimuli is called temperament (Zeanah & Fox‚ 2004). Fundamentally‚ how a child conduct themselves in contrast with his/her environment is also considered temperament. The forerunners for the idea of temperament are Alexander Thomas and Stella Chess who illustrated to us how a child act affect parental reaction during caregiving. They are nine dimensions when considering temperament and they

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    Understood from the vantage of Bronfenbrenner ’s ecolological systems approach‚ initial transactions in a person ’s life are the result of direct interrelationships between the infant and members of the microsystem (church‚ family‚ peers‚ school‚ neighborhood‚ play area‚ and health services). Microsystems‚ in turn‚ are shaped by a host of higher-up systems‚ which are also acting on each other at the same time. When the children in Bronfenbrenner ’s model mature into adulthood‚ they are likely to occupy

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    male‚ 30 years of age. The microsystem consists of relationships surrounding an individual that they operate in on a daily basis. For myself this would include my girlfriend‚ my son Isaiah‚ my Mother and Father‚ my brother and sister‚ Capella University‚ the downtown area of Minneapolis‚ New Salem Baptist Church‚ and my closest friends. How I interact with these different elements will help shape how I have grown and continue to grow in my adult life. The mesosystem consists of how the elements

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    parents as she embarked on the journey of adulthood‚ in search of her identity and making tough decisions that would affect her development. The overview of this essay would conclude with the implications for practice as health professional. Microsystem This is the innermost layer of the ecosystem that focuses on individual immediate setting and the interactions between family‚ school‚ peers and neighbourhood. In Baumrid’s parenting styles‚ Juno parents portraits the authoritative parenting

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    role model that I looked up too. Even though‚ my sister is no longer here I am still striving to achieve my education. I learned at an early age the importance of an education. My goal is to instill in my daughter the importance of an education. Microsystem My support came from my sister and this allowed me to go beyond the crying. I can remember in elementary school‚ I would cry all the time‚ because I didn’t like going. As a child growing up school was one of my less favorite places. I was a

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    indviduals. He tagged different aspects or levels of environment that influences a child’s development. Urie Bronfenbrenner five major systems are called microsystem; which is everyday immediate environment in which children lead their daily lives. Second is the mesosystem; which provides connections between the various aspects of the microsystem. Third is the exosystem; It represents broader influences‚ encompassing societal institutions such as local government‚ the community‚ schools‚ churches

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    Childhood development is the theory and practice of procedures to ensure that the child is given the proper resources‚ guidance and nutrition to see them through their infancy up to middle school. Child development can also be the biological‚ social and psychological change in a child as they grow. However‚ it is supported by the various efforts and developmental models chosen and taken by their parents and guardians. Indeed‚ the development of a child involves aspects such as pedagogical development

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