Contexts of which children are not a part, but that do influence their development, are called

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Exosystems refer to settings or contexts that children are not a part of but that indirectly affect their development, such as parents' workplaces or government policies. Ecological systems refer to the overall environments in which children develop, including microsystems (immediate settings like family and school), mesosystems (connections between microsystems), and exosystems. Therefore, the best choice is D as it specifically refers to contexts outside of the immediate settings of the child.

Contexts of Which Children Are Not a Part, but That