Ecological approach to individual development and interpersonal relationships through consideration of family processes across the life span. Practice in application of principles.

Ecological approach to individual development and interpersonal relationships through consideration of family processes across the life span. Practice in application of principles.

Ecological approach to individual development and interpersonal relationships through consideration of family processes across the lifespan. Practice in application of principles.

Physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of individuals from conception to the end of life from ecological and life-span perspectives.

Physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of individuals from conception to the end of life from ecological and life-span perspectives.

Physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of individuals from conception to the end of life from ecological and life-span perspectives.

An introduction to research in the field of Human Development and Family Science and the skills necessary for understanding and interpreting research, as well as integrating research into writing across the curriculum.

Students will learn about the professional and academic fields and study of human development and family science.

The examination of the ways in which contexts interact with individual and social identities and how those interactions influence life trajectories across the life course in human and family development.

Students will learn how to define human sexuality and identify and analyze attitudes and diverse perspectives based on substantive and theoretical information, with emphasis on how development and interactions across the life span are affected by familial, social, cultural, and psychological factors.

Students will learn how to define human sexuality and identify and analyze attitudes and diverse perspectives based on substantive and theoretical information, with emphasis on how development and interactions across the life span are affected by familial, social, cultural, and psychological factors.

Physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of children from birth through middle childhood.