PSYC.3600 Adult Development and Aging (Formerly 47.360)

Id: 005728 Credits: 3-3

Description

Begins with an overview of recent theoretical perspectives on adult development and aging. In chronological sequence, it presents the stages of adulthood and concludes with death and dying. Topics covered include personal, family, and vocational development through adulthood, gender pattern differences, and the impact of changing demographics, including the lengthening of the life span.

Prerequisites

Pre-Reqs: PSYC 1010 General Psychology and PSYC 2600 Child & Adolescent Development.

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