Exosystems and Their Impact on Child Development: A Workplace Dispute Example, Cheat Sheet of Psychology

The concept of exosystems, which are environments where a child is not directly involved but still has an impact on their development. Using a workplace dispute between parents as an example, the text explores how exosystems, such as a parent's workplace, can influence a child's upbringing through the behavior of the parents. The document also mentions other exosystems, like extended family, neighbors, government, and mass media, and their potential effects on child development.

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Exosystems
The exosystem contains the environments where a child is not directly
involved or present such as a parent's workplace, extended family and
neighbors, government, and mass media.
Scenario
Parents had a dispute with their boss at work.
Explanation
If one of the parents had a disagreement with their supervisor at work,
exosystems could have an impact on the child's development. As a result of
something that happened at work, the parent may return home and have a
bad temper with the child, thus impacting the child's development.
The exosystem can be any setting in which a child does not directly engage
but yet has an effect on his or her existence. Because the infant has no
engagement with the ruling entities, they are considered part of the
exosystem. Government decisions, on the other hand, can have a significant
impact on a child's life.

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Exosystems The exosystem contains the environments where a child is not directly involved or present such as a parent's workplace, extended family and neighbors, government, and mass media. Scenario Parents had a dispute with their boss at work. Explanation If one of the parents had a disagreement with their supervisor at work, exosystems could have an impact on the child's development. As a result of something that happened at work, the parent may return home and have a bad temper with the child, thus impacting the child's development. The exosystem can be any setting in which a child does not directly engage but yet has an effect on his or her existence. Because the infant has no engagement with the ruling entities, they are considered part of the exosystem. Government decisions, on the other hand, can have a significant impact on a child's life.