Bioecological Theory
Description of Theory
•Explains development in terms of relationships between people and their environments.
•Attempts to classify all the individual and contextual variables that affect development and to specify how they interact.
Urie's Research
•Studied children and schools in different cultures since many ethnic, religions, and social groups often have their own rules for moral behaviors.
•Explains development in terms of relationships between people and their environments.
•Attempts to classify all the individual and contextual variables that affect development and to specify how they interact.
Urie's Research
•Studied children and schools in different cultures since many ethnic, religions, and social groups often have their own rules for moral behaviors.
