SOWK 550 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment

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FA. This course involves studying persons in their environment with a focus on human behavior and development using a Reformed perspective of creation, fall, redemption. Persons are described as biological, psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual beings who grow and develop throughout their lives. Theoretical frameworks, with special emphasis on systems perspectives, are applied to enable students to explore and assess micro, mezzo, and macro influences on human behavior and development.