Infant Development in the Family

SFL 331 | University Course

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Course Description:

Conception, prenatal development, pregnancy. Physical, cognitive, and social development of the first twenty-four months. Implications for guidance and care in the family.

Course Details

Prerequisites

SFL 101 (Introduction to School of Family Life) & STAT 121 (Principles of Statistics) & SFL 290 (Critical Inquiry and Research Methods); SFL 210 (Human Development) or concurrent enrollment.

Course Outline

Module 1: Perspectives on Nature vs. Nurture
Module 2: Motor Development
Module 3: Social Development—Part 1
Module 4: Social Development—Part 2
Module 5: Attachment and Temperament
Module 6: Sensation and Perception
Module 7: Language Development and Research Skills
Module 8: Cognitive Development
Module 9: Moral Development - Part 1
Module 10: Moral Development - Part 2
Module 11: Conception, Pregnancy, Gender Socialization and Research Skills
Module 12: Birth and Vaccination and Research Skills

Syllabus

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