Psych Development II: Adolescents-Adults

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This course introduces students to development in adolescence and young adulthood from a biopsychosocial perspective. Topics covered include developmental theories, methodological issues in developmental research, physical, social, emotional, and cognitive changes from adolescence through young adulthood, personality and identity development, peer relationships, sexuality, romantic relationships/marriage, parenthood, and educational/occupational development. Diversity factors that help shape individual development will be highlighted.