PSYC 261 Family Psychology

This course offers an overview of the psychology of families. The primary goal of this course is to step beyond our personal experiences and place families within a broader social, historical, and cultural context. This class will primarily take a psychological science perspective in understanding family function; however, multi-disciplinary perspectives will be incorporated throughout the semester with a focus on diversity in American families.

Prerequisite

PSYC 110 or permission of instructor

Offered

Spring

Instructor

Greenlee