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PSYCH 244-CN : Developmental Psychology
Description
This course introduces the study of human development throughout
the lifespan, from conception to death. This course explores
developmental theory and research with an emphasis on the
interactive nature of biological, cognitive and psychosocial
changes that affect each individual during childhood, adolescence,
adulthood and old age. Specific topics discussed include prenatal
development, genetics, developmental milestones, intelligence,
language acquisition, temperament and attachment, parent-child
influences, sibling relationships, emerging personality traits,
peer relations and problems of social development, emotional
regulation, morality and aggression, vocation and career, life
satisfaction, and mortality. Lectures will draw from real-world
examples, fictional depictions of development throughout the
lifespan, and clinical case studies. Carries social science credit.
Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 or equivalent.
This course was formerly PSYCH 218 Developmental Psychology.
Spring 2023 | ||||
Start/End Dates | Day(s) | Time | Building | Section |
03/27/23 - 06/10/23 | Tu | 6:15 – 9:15 p.m. | Kresge Hall 2420 | 64 |
Instructor | Course Location | Status | CAESAR Course ID | |
Martin, Paul | Evanston Campus | Open |