Biological, behavioral, and sociocultural factors in human sexual behavior, apparently related to sexual problems. Assessment of dietary habits and patterns in relation to nutrient requirements. Emphasis on weight control, diet and fitness, and current nutritional controversies. Overview of contemporary and often controversial health issues with analysis of selected problems of current concern to society. Study of the incidence, distribution, and causes of diseases and injuries in human populations.
Emphases are on essential diagnostics and planning for community health problem solving.
Application of information to education programs receives special attention. Directed experience to observe and participate in health promotion and exercise science activities at community agencies, health care centers, and private sector organizations. Study of a problem area in health education research, theory, or practice under faculty direction. May be repeated but no more than three hours total credit may be earned.