PSY 4583 creditsPrereq: Psychology majors only, 45 credits completed and completion of at least one 300 level PSY course.
PSY 458: Adolescent Development
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- Emphasizes how growth and development during the adolescent period are influenced by contemporary culture. Three major themes of adolescent development (self, stress, and love) are examined, and the course considers various psychological, biological, and sociological theories which attempt to explain changes associated with these themes.
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- Bradley Taber-Thomas
- Julie Bowker
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