Mr. Colombo, Mr. Dohanich, Ms. Wee. Lectures cover the function and structure of the nervous system and the role of brain activity in the regulation of behavior. This course provides psychology majors with a first exposure to the biological bases of behavior and is not recommended for students who have taken other courses in this area of study. Supervised research activity for psychology majors. A study of development through the adolescent years.
Emphasis is on cognitive, social, physical, moral, sexual, and political development.
For students seeking teacher certification, assignments include observation in schools. Same as CTED 361. This course will focus on factors which impact women's health. A review on how women's health differs from men's health will provide the basis for more in depth discussion of diseases and health issues that are specific to women. The psychosocial factors which influence health in women will be covered in detail.