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PSY 204 - Human Development in the Young Adult Years

Three Credits
Fall Semester

Overview of the theory and research examining psychological processes during adolescence and young adulthood. The focus will be on the fundamental changes of adolescence and young adulthood including, biological, cognitive and social-affective transitions. Emphasis on theoretical perspectives and empirical research findings.


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