Adult Development and Aging
Course Description
Psyc 419 Adult Development and Aging (3 UI). Analysis of change from early adulthood through death in the areas of social, cognitive, and physical development; examination of theories, concepts, and research in the area of lifespan development; study of the problems of aging, plasticity of functioning, and ingredients of successful aging. Prerequisite: Psyc 101 (Introduction to Psychology).
Credits/Content
3 cr. UI. 12
graded lessons; 4 exams.
Delivery
Format
Psyc 419 - Print based course
Psyc 419 - online course (see How to Access Blackboard)
Syllabus
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Psyc 419 Syllabus
Lesson Submission
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- You may turn in up to 3 lessons at a time
- You may submit up to 3 lessons per week Submit lessons by mail or e-mail
- You may not fax lessons.
Textbooks and other Course Materials
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