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FAM 654 - THE LIFE COURSE PERSPECTIVE ON FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS

Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Credits: 3

Individual, family, and societal growth and change through the life span are examined using a life course perspective. The life course perspective emphasizes the interplay of human development, agency, linked lives, historical context, and timing of events. These five interlocking concepts will be understood through reading life course research and applying life course principles and concepts to issues in family sciences.

Approved for Distance Learning.


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