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HBSE 1 Midterm
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1. Biological Domain Appearance, genetics, physical health,
nutrition, physical disability, brain devel-
opment, motor development, and lack of
sleep
2. Psychological domain Sense of self, moral reasoning, self-es-
teem, understanding, and expressing
emotions (fear/anxiety/depression)
3. Social Domain Social understanding others, interper-
sonal skills, interactions w/ family,
friends, neighbors, and classmates
4. environmental Factors -Neighborhood (crime, housing, school,
safety) community factors, city
-Family living situations; family structure;
family dynamic
5. Life Course Perspective -Relationship between time and human
behavior
-life is a path
-How biological, psychological, & social
factors act independently, cumulatively, &
interactively to shape peoples lives
-event history-sequence of events, expe-
riences , & transitions ina persons life
from birth to death
6. Life Events Significant occurance involving an
abrupt change that may produce serious
& long lasting effects
7. Turning Point
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Major change occurs in the life course
- "Defining Moment"
8. Strengths Perspective Principles - Every individual, group, family & com-
munity has strength
- trauma, abuse, illness, & struggle may
be injurious, but may also be sources of
opportunity & challenge
- Do not assume the upper limits of the
capability to grow & change
-Every Environment is full of resources
9. Ecological Theory ( Bronfenbrenner) - The process of human development is
shaped by the interactions between a
person & their environment
- Development is influenced by a child's
immediate surroundings such as their
parents, friends, & school as well as so-
cietal structure and cultural factors
10. Micro System (Bronfenbrenner) Layer closest to the child
- Child has direct contact
11. Example of micro system Family, school, neighborhood, childcare,
peers, parents fighting, the child be-
ing bullied, economically disadvantage
neighborhood, support of teachers
12. Meso-System (Bronfenbrenner) Relationship between the child's micro
system
13. Meso Systems Examples -The connection between the child's par-
ents & the child's teacher. ( do they trust
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and get along with each other)
- The connection between the child's
church and the neighborhood
14. Exosystem (Bronfenbrenner) Link between two settings: one is the
microsystem and the other is one where
the child isn't directly involved
15. examples of exosystem parents workplace affects the child's
schedule, Community- based family re-
sources, School district, city council,
16. Macrosystem (Bronfenbrenner) -Outermost layer of a child's environ-
ment
-Not a specific framework
-Cultural values, customs, and laws
17. Examples of Macrosystems If its a custom that parents are solely
responsible for raising their children, the
culture is less likely to provide resources
to help parents ( military culture, Ur-
ban vs rural culture, country's political
climate)
18. chronosystems (bronfenbrenner) -Deals w/ the role of time
-When events occur in someone's life
- Larger historical concept
-
19. Examples of Chronosystem Becoming a parent at 16 vs 36, Someone
in their 50's today might have views on
spending/ managing someone in their
20's, cost of living, retirement
HBSE 1 Midterm
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Actual Questions & Answers (A+ Guide Solutions
online at https://quizlet.com/_c55ebt
1. Biological Domain Appearance, genetics, physical health,
nutrition, physical disability, brain devel-
opment, motor development, and lack of
sleep
2. Psychological domain Sense of self, moral reasoning, self-es-
teem, understanding, and expressing
emotions (fear/anxiety/depression)
3. Social Domain Social understanding others, interper-
sonal skills, interactions w/ family,
friends, neighbors, and classmates
4. environmental Factors -Neighborhood (crime, housing, school,
safety) community factors, city
-Family living situations; family structure;
family dynamic
5. Life Course Perspective -Relationship between time and human
behavior
-life is a path
-How biological, psychological, & social
factors act independently, cumulatively, &
interactively to shape peoples lives
-event history-sequence of events, expe-
riences , & transitions ina persons life
from birth to death
6. Life Events Significant occurance involving an
abrupt change that may produce serious
& long lasting effects
7. Turning Point
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Major change occurs in the life course
- "Defining Moment"
8. Strengths Perspective Principles - Every individual, group, family & com-
munity has strength
- trauma, abuse, illness, & struggle may
be injurious, but may also be sources of
opportunity & challenge
- Do not assume the upper limits of the
capability to grow & change
-Every Environment is full of resources
9. Ecological Theory ( Bronfenbrenner) - The process of human development is
shaped by the interactions between a
person & their environment
- Development is influenced by a child's
immediate surroundings such as their
parents, friends, & school as well as so-
cietal structure and cultural factors
10. Micro System (Bronfenbrenner) Layer closest to the child
- Child has direct contact
11. Example of micro system Family, school, neighborhood, childcare,
peers, parents fighting, the child be-
ing bullied, economically disadvantage
neighborhood, support of teachers
12. Meso-System (Bronfenbrenner) Relationship between the child's micro
system
13. Meso Systems Examples -The connection between the child's par-
ents & the child's teacher. ( do they trust
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and get along with each other)
- The connection between the child's
church and the neighborhood
14. Exosystem (Bronfenbrenner) Link between two settings: one is the
microsystem and the other is one where
the child isn't directly involved
15. examples of exosystem parents workplace affects the child's
schedule, Community- based family re-
sources, School district, city council,
16. Macrosystem (Bronfenbrenner) -Outermost layer of a child's environ-
ment
-Not a specific framework
-Cultural values, customs, and laws
17. Examples of Macrosystems If its a custom that parents are solely
responsible for raising their children, the
culture is less likely to provide resources
to help parents ( military culture, Ur-
ban vs rural culture, country's political
climate)
18. chronosystems (bronfenbrenner) -Deals w/ the role of time
-When events occur in someone's life
- Larger historical concept
-
19. Examples of Chronosystem Becoming a parent at 16 vs 36, Someone
in their 50's today might have views on
spending/ managing someone in their
20's, cost of living, retirement
