What is the level of Ecological Theory that includes changes over time not only in human beings but also in environment in which humans live___________?
Correct answer: A. Choronosystem
- A. Choronosystem
- B. Microsystem
- C. Mesosystem
- D. None of the above
Explanation
The chronosystem covers changes and transitions over time in both the person and the surrounding environment, such as family changes or historical events. “Choronosystem” is a misspelling of chronosystem, but it is clearly the intended option.
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