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AFM 6610 Human Development Across the Lifespan: Start Here

AFM 6610 Human Development Across the Lifespan

This guide will assist you with your AFM 6610 course. Use the GOLD TABS to navigate the guide.

This course explores developmental processes from conception through adulthood and aging. The interaction of environmental and genetic factors is stressed. Theoretical points of view are presented. Appropriate prevention interventions for individuals with social, emotional, and/or cognitive developmental problems at each stage of the lifespan are discussed and analyzed.

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Guide Citation

Wilmington University Library. (2020, June). AFM 6610: Human development across the lifespan guide.

[Revised by M. Jones: December, 2020]