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San Angelo, Texas
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SWK 6311
Human Behavior in the Social Environment I
6311 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I (3-0). This foundation course examines the dynamics of human behavior in society, families and groups, from a wide range of perspectives including biological, psychological, systems and social/environmental. The course also addresses issues of diversity including ethnocentrism, racism, and physical/intellectual ability with an emphasis on strengths, focuses on developmental theories and practical knowledge covering populations from birth to young adulthood.
Units: 3.0