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2019-2020 University of Maine at Machias Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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PSY 324 - Lifespan II
This course covers the context and process of human development transitioning out of adolescence and into adulthood and on through older adulthood and death. Developmental psychology focuses on how learning and maturation within social, cultural and physical environments shape normal human development. Development is a holistic process, yet can be broken down into physical, cognitive, social and emotional aspects, as well as development of communication and language, self, gender and prosocial behavior. Developmental research methods will be covered, as well as important areas of application for developmental psychology of adulthood and older adulthood, including policy and programs for healthcare and prevention, education, employment and community supports, etc. Meets the requirement for Mental Health & Aging for full Maine State Mental Health & Rehabilitation Technician Certification. This course includes a Service-Learning and Community Engaged (SL/CE) component.
Prerequisites: PSY 110 or permission of instructor.
Course Typically Offered Every Spring
Credits: 3
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