HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT II

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This course focuses on developmental stages across the life span within the contexts of individual, family, groups, community, culture, social institutions, and society. Having studied (in the foundation course in Human Behavior and the Social Environment) the biological, psychological, social, spiritual, and sociological theories and concepts that ground social work practice, a major task in this second sequence course is to make conceptual linkages between explanatory theories of the person-in-environment, developmental stages across the life span, issues of diversity, and social work practice applications.