Course Details
PS 221 Overview
Adolescent psychology examines the period of adolescence from a biological, cognitive, social, and cultural perspective. These forces combine to produce both the similarities and differences that adolescents in the transition between childhood and adulthood experience. The period of adolescence is variable in societal recognition, definition, and duration. Psychological research and theories provide the lens by which we can view adolescent issues and experiences. We will specifically see how cultural, social, and historical expectations and interactions influence adolescent development. This course may be used toward an advanced core certificate. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing or department consent. Students majoring or minoring in psychology must take PS 101 before taking this course.
- 3.00 Credits
- PS
Sections
Adolescent Psychology - 2020 Fall PS221
Stritch.DescriptionLabel: Adolescent psychology examines the period of adolescence from a biological, cognitive, social, and cultural perspective. These forces combine to produce both the similarities and differences that adolescents in the transition between childhood and adulthood experience. The period of adolescence is variable in societal recognition, definition, and duration. Psychological research and theories provide the lens by which we can view adolescent issues and experiences. We will specifically see how cultural, social, and historical expectations and interactions influence adolescent development. This course may be used toward an advanced core certificate.
Course Code:
PS 221 A
8/24/2020 - 12/13/2020
T, R 9:30 AM - 10:50 AM
Face to Face
To Be Announced
Main Campus