Crosscultural variations in psychological processes and human behavior examined in light of the role of culture and of the implications for the universality of psychological principles. Includes basic areas, such as personality and developmental and social psychology, as well as clinical and other professional areas. Examination of some of the causes of poor health among these groups and development of realistic goals and strategies for health care delivery. Social work's role in the development of interdisciplinary community health care systems. Includes class lectures and demonstration laboratories.
Course is prerequisite to many programs.
Psychosocial, economic, ethical, and legal concerns. Impact on the health care worker. Risk factors and precautions for hepatitis and tuberculosis. Carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and their roles in human metabolism. Introduction to nutrition in the life cycle.