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BKE 3336 - Family Life Span Development

Credits: 3 hrs
In this course, students examine the concept of family development. Students study individuals’ behavior in families from a developmental framework. Further, students explore how families change because of individual development and in response to individual ages, needs and roles. Particular attention is given to developmental challenges of families having typical or atypical, birth to kindergarten children.