Adult Development & Aging: Introductory ((4 Credits))

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In this course the student will examine a variety of theoretical viewpoints on adult developmental process in addition to considering the process of aging and current issues in gerontology. Topics may include: current research and studies of the principal topics of developmental psychology; the impact on development of the continuing interaction between genetic and environmental factors; prominent theorists in the field, such as Erikson, Levinson, and Kubler-Ross. Please note: Students should not enroll in this course and the advanced level of the same course title, as there is significant redundancy in the content of courses.