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Calvin University Course Info
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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PSYC 220
Psychological Perspectives on Marriage and the Family
This course focuses on psychological theory, research, and perspectives on family life. The course examines historical and current conceptualizations of the family as well as cross-cultural and alternative conceptualizations. Psychological perspectives on marriage preparation, marriage, divorce, infertility, child rearing, and single parenthood, as well as developmental changes in the family are addressed. The course also focuses on family dysfunction, treatment, and health
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PSYC 151 - Introductory Psychology: Perspectives on the Self