Psychology many times takes us beyond just the definition of words. It expands our
minds and makes us think of the second step right after we've just learned the first.
Bronfenbrenner is a guy who can exercise our minds to the fullest. A good example would be
his ecological theory. His ecological model involves how a person responds to their
surroundings. Bronfenbrenner's model is based on nurture and the environment. It takes both
concepts and builds on them to develop and adapt the individual to society. There are four main
levels of Bronfenbrenner's model. I'll explain what each four consist of and give examples of
how each level plays a role in my life.
The first one would be microsystems that is the everyday contact you encounter, such as
family and church. Family is where your comfort and support come in effect. They are the only
people who stay by your side during the good and bad times you encounter. Church is the place
where you can confess all your wrongs and church can help you turn them into rights.
Microsystems can help us give us a positive attitude and feel for life. Mesosystems are like the
middle of the pack, it's like the microsystem plus the microsystem. For example it would be the
coach and parent or like a parent teacher conference. It's like a guide to help you achieve a
certain goal. Coach's guide us to develop team skills and work with others to win. Parent's
teach us values in a similar way but in a more important game called life. Parent teacher
conferences are just one way to judge these values by school work and behavior conduct.
Exosystems are societal institutions that get us aware of what's going on in our society. Such as
School systems and the community in general. Exosystems can shape our behaviors by
observing others interacting and listening to their views.
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