SOCW 330 Human Behavior and the Social Environment 2
Focuses on human growth and development from the prenatal period through later adulthood. Biological, psychological, and social aspects of human behavior are discussed. The complex interaction between human development and various social, cultural, spiritual, familial, organizational, and community factors are highlighted. Emphasizes applying concepts and theories to assessment. Prerequisite: SOCW 200, 220, 230; PSYS 100, 367 or BIO 254; or permission of the department chairperson (PSYS 367 or BIO 254 waived for minors, family life educator certification and child development candidates, and WGS majors and minors). Open only to social work majors and minors, family life educator certification and child development candidates, and WGS majors and minors.