PSYC 211 - ADULT DEVELOPMENT

Hours: 5
This course examines development from adolescence to death. Using a transdisciplinary, topical approach students examine biological processes of aging, physical health, models of ageism, social relationships and intimacy, the role of work and leisure, gender, ethnicity, economic issues, death and dying, and social policies for the aging. The primary goal of the course is mastery of the methodologies and theoretical models describing and explaining change and continuity.
Prerequisites: PSYC 100 or permission of instructor.

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