Makrosystemy
Makrosystemy is a term used in ecological and sociological systems theory to describe the largest and most encompassing layer of an individual's environment. It represents the broadest cultural context in which a person lives, including societal laws, customs, economic systems, and political ideologies. Unlike microsystems (direct interactions) or mesosystems (connections between microsystems), the makrosystem is more abstract and influential through its overarching principles and structures.
The concept of the makrosystem highlights how societal norms and expectations shape individual development and behavior.
Understanding the makrosystem is crucial for analyzing how larger societal forces interact with and shape individual