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The Ecological Systems Theory, developed by Urie Bronfenbrenner, stands as a pivotal framework in social work practice, offering a profound understanding of human development within the context of intricate environmental interactions. Rooted in the belief that individuals are not isolated entities but intricately connected to their surroundings, this theory has evolved since its inception in 1979. This paper delves into the historical evolution and core principles of the Ecological Systems Theory, defining key terms, discussing its application in diverse social work settings, modalities, populations, and problem areas. Furthermore, it critically examines both the strengths and limitations of the theory while offering personal insights as a social work student. Ultimately, the theory’s enduring relevance in social work practice is explored, recognizing its capacity to foster holistic well-being and social change.
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