PSYC 3322

Students learn about the process of adult development through emerging adulthood to old age, including major principles and key changes. Students explore and critically evaluate the implications of theory and research findings for areas such as physical, cognitive, personality, and social changes. Students learn through a variety of methods, including lectures, small group work, and by applying theory to personal observations and social issues. This course is equivalent with PSYC 2322. Students may earn credit for only one of these courses.