Description
Graduate School Course:
SWK 604
The Human Behavior and the Social Environment I (HSBE I) course is the first in a sequence of two Human Behavior and the Social Environment courses that examine human behavior and the social environment across the lifespan from conception through death and dying. This course focuses on human behavior and the social environment from conception through adolescence, and is designed to examine human behavior from a normal perspective, while gaining an understanding of the environmental factors that both create and influence diversity in human development. This course also emphasizes the biological, psychological, and social needs of human beings and the behavioral consequences that occur when these needs are not met.