HDV 324 - Adult Development

This multidisciplinary course examines human development across adulthood, focusing on theory and evidence from diverse fields (e.g., psychology, biology, history, sociology, anthropology). It explores life tasks, gains and losses, and continuity and change in biological, cognitive, and social domains of the adult life course and in various life contexts.

Prerequisite: Three credit hours of social and behavioral sciences.

When Offered: Spring
Credit: 3