PSYN 305 - Developmental Psychology

Credit(s): 6
6 hours lecture, 6 hours contact
Prerequisite(s): PSYN 106 Introduction to Psychology
This seminar studies human growth and development from infancy through adulthood. Students learn to identify the stages of human development, the tasks of each stage, the nature of transitions; they become familiar with the different perspectives on the relationship between chronology and development. The major theorists of development provide different perspectives on growth: psychodynamic, social and moral. A Life Arts Project is required.

Only open to students in the Liberal Arts and Sciences program.