Bronfenbrenner believed all of these influences affect children's behavior EXCEPT:

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Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory identifies four levels of influence on a child's development: microsystem (closest to the child), mesosystem, exosystem, and macrosystem (furthest from the child). The microsystem includes the child's closest relationships and interactions, such as family, peers, and school. The mesosystem includes the connections between elements within the microsystem. The exosystem includes external factors that indirectly affect the child, such as the parent's workplace or the media. The macrosystem includes the broader cultural context in which the child is raised, such as social norms and societal values. Climate is not a factor that Bronfenbrenner identified as having an impact on a child's behavior.

Bronfenbrenner Believed All of These Influences Affect Children's Behavior EXCEPT