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bioecological model

bioecological model The bioecological model is a view of human development that explains a person’s growth or life course through ongoing interactions between personal characteristics and multiple layers of surrounding context.

The bioecological model is a view of human development that explains a person’s growth or life course through ongoing interactions between personal characteristics and multiple layers of surrounding context. In this perspective, outcomes such as career development are shaped together by the individual and their environment.

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Drafting source: Liu Dan; Xu Yuwei; Zhao Tongtong; Che Siqi. Academic Career Development of Chinese Returnees With Overseas Ph.D. Degrees: A Bioecological Development Perspective. 2022; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.859240; article XML SHA-256 b4d136579ab315e78a42f62b22403439f93ccf0248560622e7906dd2e81747cb. “Academic Career Development of Chinese Returnees With Overseas Ph.D. Degrees: A Bioecological Development Perspective” (10.3389/fpsyg.2022.859240).
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