PSY 3306 - Adolescent Development

Credits: 4
An in-depth study of development during adolescence, including biological, cognitive, and social transitions. Students will examine how changes in the adolescent’s environment (e.g., school, family, peer groups, and culture) intersect with individual advances (e.g., identity, autonomy, intimacy, and moral development). Special attention will be given to current research on adolescence and application of research to promote adolescents’ psychological well being.
Prerequisites Psychology 2209