Which of the following is true of Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory of human development?

(A) It classifies a child's family, school, and peer group as the microsystem.

(B) It classifies the linkages between a child's microsystems as the chronosystem.

(C) It considers the influence of time as the immediate surroundings of a child.

(D) It considers children as passive recipients of the enculturation and socialization processes.

Answer: (A) It classifies a child's family, school, and peer group as the microsystem.

Explanation:

What does this theory entails?

Ecological systems theory:

This theory examines the development of a child as it grows through interactions that occurs within the relationships that surround the child.

Bronfenbrenner's theory defines how each relationship has an effect on the child.

These relationships are the relationships that the child's has with their own family, friends and community which have an impact on the growth and development of the child.

If one of these relationships is not going well this may impact other relationships the theory looks at the closest relationship to those at large.

The microsystem according to Bronfenbrenner are the closest relationship a child has which she interact with directly this involves school, family, neighborhood or preschool

The relationships goes two way how the child interact with those involved and how they interact back with the child.