SSW 250 - Human Behavior & Soc. Environment I (Social Work)

3 Credit(s)

An integrated biological, psychological, social, and cultural approach to the behavior of infants, children, adolescents, young adults, and adults from middle age through the end life. Theories of human development and human behavior are critically examined to determine their applicability to diverse populations. An ecological life model perspective is integrated with systems theory in order to help students recognize the dynamics of human behavior and social problems at each stage of the life-cycle. Pre/Corequisite: SSW 150. Fall semester.