HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT II: HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS

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Examines the lifespan developmental impacts of cultural and systemic factors on interpersonal relationships, such as patriarchy, monogamy, heteronormativity, ethnocentrism, and binary gender assignment and role expectations. Centers humanistic, theoretical, and philosophical principles for optimal interpersonal relationships. Addresses challenging content such as divorce, interpersonal partner violence, adverse childhood experiences, and sexual behaviors. Examines human representations of interpersonal and affective relationships, aimed at deepening understanding of the human condition through interdisciplinary inquiry.