HDFS311
HDFS311: Adolescent and Emerging Adult Development
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- 4.2 out of 5 stars4.2from 35 ratings
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- Human Development
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Professors who have taught HDFS311
- Aimee Walker
- Jaime Rotner
- Jamie Rotner
- Julie Taylor
- Katherine Gerst
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