PSY 4333 creditsPrereq: Psychology majors only, 45 credits completed and completion of at least one 300 level PSY course.
PSY 433: Child Development & Eating Behavior
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- This course builds upon PSY 336 (Developmental Psychology), integrating the topics of development during infancy/childhood and eating behavior. Students will explore eating-behavior-related topics relevant to these developmental periods and will think critically about the role of the current environment in the development of eating habits and health outcomes beginning early in life.
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- 3
- Department
- Psychology
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- PSY 437Cross-Cultural PsychologyModerate · 6 ratings · 4.8 out of 5
- PSY 438Sport and Exercise PsychologyHard · 22 ratings · 2.3 out of 5
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