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Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory identifies five levels of environmental influence on human development. These levels are:

  1. Microsystem - the immediate environment, including family, school, and peers.
  2. Mesosystem - the interconnections between different microsystems, such as the relationship between a child's home and school.
  3. Exosystem - external environments that indirectly influence development, like a parent's workplace or community services.
  4. Macrosystem - the broader cultural and societal contexts, including values, laws, and customs.
  5. Chronosystem - the dimension of time, reflecting the impact of life transitions and historical events on development.
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