Human Behavior and the Social Environment II.

Catalog description

Presents biological and social science concepts and how they influence human behavior, particularly in the context of the social environment. Focuses on human development from emerging adulthood through older adulthood. Investigates varying social environment factors, such as race, culture, ethnicity, stress, adaptation, and gender. Examines biological, psychological, social, and spiritual theories and how they contribute to client assessments. Prerequisite: Admission to the MSW program, and SOCW 510 with grade of C or better or department approval.