The importance of the bioecological approach is in emphasizing:
a) The interconnectedness of the many factors that influence a child’s development
b) The social aspect of children’s learning and development
c) The focus on the child as a unique individual rather than a miniature adult
d) The environmental influences that impact the developmental process
a The importance of Brofenbrenner’s bioecological approach is in emphasizing the interconnectedness of the many factors that influence a children’s development.
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a. True b. False
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