| Urie Bronfenbrenner - 1979 - 352 pagine
...development to take place. I have defined human development as "the process through which the growing person acquires a more extended, differentiated, and valid...similar or greater complexity in form and content." The definition by no means implies that mere entry into a new setting is an indication that development... | |
| James K. Whittaker, James Garbarino - 510 pagine
...this theme. Bronfenbrenner defines human development as "the process through which the growing person acquires a more extended, differentiated, and valid...similar or greater complexity in form and content" (1979, pp. 27-28). This definition has important implications for understanding social support networks.... | |
| John R. Morss - 1990 - 288 pagine
...defines it as follows43 "Definition 7: Human development is the process through which the growing person acquires a more extended, differentiated, and valid...similar or greater complexity in form and content." With respect to developmental change as such, Bronfenbrenner seems to maintain a rather narrowly progressivist... | |
| Irving Rootman - 2000 - 388 pagine
...fundamental to human development: Human development is the process through which the growing person acquires a more extended, differentiated, and valid...similar or greater complexity in form and content. Such a perspective also opens a space for investigating the nature of resistance to pressures and normative... | |
| Ann Cattanach - 2003 - 212 pagine
...be reared. Bronfenbrenner defines human development as a process through which the developing person acquires a more extended. differentiated and valid...similar or greater complexity in form and content. I have stated elsewhere tCattanach 1997) that these ideas of ecological systems are important for the... | |
| Tina Besley - 2006 - 256 pagine
...their development. In his view, development is: "The process through which the growing person acquires more extended differentiated, and valid conception...at levels of similar or greater complexity in form or content" (Bronfenbrenner, 1979: 27). Bronfenbrenner outlined a framework of four levels: microsystem,... | |
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