Dynamic Interactions

Definition

Dynamic interactions refer to the ongoing exchanges and reciprocal relationships between an individual and their environment, where both parties influence and shape each other's behaviors, attitudes, and development.

Related terms

Reciprocal Determinism:

This term refers to the idea that individuals not only shape their environment but are also shaped by it through mutual interactions.

Socialization: Socialization is the process by which individuals learn societal norms, values, and behaviors through interactions with others.

Environmental Influences:

Environmental influences include all external factors such as family, peers, culture, and society that impact an individual's development.