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PSYC 337 - Emerging Adulthood: Development from Late Teens through the Twenties

This course focuses on development from ages 18 to 29, a period of the life course now known as “emerging adulthood.” Topics explored include family relationships, friendships, love and sexuality, school and work transitions, religious beliefs, and views of what it means to become an adult. The course is international in scope, highlighting differences between industrialized and developing countries. Perspectives from psychology, sociology and anthropology are considered.

Instructor: Mr. Arnett

When Offered: Offered periodically

Faculty: Jeffrey Arnett, Ph.D.
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