Choose ONE sociocultural factor ( culture, socioeconomic status, work, childcare) that could influence development a) Provide ONE example to illustrate how the sociocultural factor you chose might influence the types of experiences a child has. b) Describe ONE developmental outcome that might arise because of variation in the sociocultural factor you chose. c) Suggest ONE way that the outcome you suggest might depend on individual differences in the child (i.e., from the enduring theme)

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