Macrosystem Values: The Role of Culture and Society in Human Development - The Psychology Notes Headquarters
Within Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems model, the macrosystem occupies the outermost layer, representing the broad cultural values, ideologies, and societal structures that indirectly shape an individual’s development. Though not experienced firsthand, these values influence all other systems—family, education, media, and policy—ultimately guiding how individuals grow, think, and behave.| The Psychology Notes Headquarters
