PSYC&200
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Lifespan Psychology
PsychologyArts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Course Description
An examination of the physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development of the human from conception to death through a multicultural lens. A scientific approach is applied, which aims to explain growth, change, consistency and variations in development through the lifespan. Topics covered include heredity/ epigenetics, sex and gender development, socialization influences/ parenting, trauma, identity formation, mid-life challenges, and practices surrounding death and dying. (Multicultural) (Writing Intensive)
Components
Lecture
Credits
5
Distribution Area(s)
Social Sciences
Multicultural
Yes
Quarterly Offerings
Course Fees
Last Updated
2021-10-19
Formerly Known As
PSYCH 206
CIP Code
42.2703 - Developmental and Child Psychology.