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PSYC 343 - Psychology of Work and the Family

Units: 3
Focuses on the impact of parental employment on the physical, cognitive, and socioeconomic development of children and adolescents. Subjects will include parental labor force participation, work/family conflict and balance, effects of employment and daycare, and cross-cultural, ethnic, and social class differences. Additionally, the course will address “family friendly organizations” and how businesses are responding to work-family issues. Enrollment Requirements: Enrollment Requirements: PSYC 100  and PSYC 331  or PSYC 349  or PSYC 356 .


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