A parent-teacher meeting links two settings of a child's life. This is the:
Amicrosystem
Bexosystem
Cmacrosystem
Dmesosystem
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. mesosystem
1. Bronfenbrenner's mesosystem consists of the interconnections between the microsystems.
2. Examples are links between the family and teachers, or between the child's peers and the family.
3. A parent-teacher meeting joins home and school, so it is the mesosystem.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Ecological systems theory" (rev 1360652000), section "The five systems"_
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