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HD 385 - Ecological Systems Perspectives on Human Development

Explores the dynamic nature of human development with special attention to the evolving human organism and the multiple systems that make up the individual’s environment. Examines development processes across the lifespan within contexts of families, communities, complex organizations, social- political institutions, cultures and history. Identification of potential strategies to optimize well-being and development for diverse individuals, families, groups, or communities will be explored.  Enrollment restricted to Human Development majors with Junior or Senior standing.

Prerequisite(s): ANTH 200 , HD 101  , HD 102 , HD 301 . Also HD 230   or HD 231 .


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