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2. The nature of influence in the mesosystem
6. Adults at home who raise and guide the child
9. Friends who directly interact with the child
10. The system involving connections among two or more microsystems, such as the relationship between home and school
13. Influence that goes both ways between child and environment
14. Helpful teacher comments on student work
15. The nature of influence in the microsystem
16. The ecological system closest to the developing individual, involving direct interactions with family, teachers, and peers
19. An important feature of the microsystem involving mutual or bidirectional influence
20. Adults who teach and support students at school

1. The nature of influence in the exosystem
3. The nature of influence in the chronosystem
4. The system that introduces time and change, including life transitions and historical events
5. The surname of the psychologist who created the Ecological Systems Theory
7. The system involving settings that do not necessarily include the child directly but influence development indirectly
8. The broadest social and cultural context involving values, beliefs, customs, laws, and cultural expectations
11. When two microsystems like home and school lack communication or alignment, the mesosystem connection is considered this
12. The earliest and most influential microsystem
17. A broad network of interconnected environments and influences that shape a child’s development
18. The nature of influence in the macrosystem