Certificate in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)-Lifespan - Human Development: Children and Youth

CHFS 2106  Human Development: Children and Youth

Prerequisites:

PSYC 1106 and PSYC 1107

Antirequisites:

PSYC 2006

Hours:

Three hours of lecture per week for one term.

Credits:

3

Description:

Students study development from conception to adolescence. Students explore central concepts in the study of children and adolescents, including nature-nurture and introduction to epigenetics, qualitative-quantitative change, change-stability, developmental pathways and the roles of individual differences and diversity in development. Students are introduced to determinants of health as a framework for developmental outcome and encouraged to challenge 'common-sense' approaches and misconceptions about child and adolescent development by learning to evaluate relevant evidence in the field. This course may be credited towards Psychology.

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