PSY 484 - Capstone: Developmental Psychology

4 credit(s)
Capstone course in developmental psychology examines theory, research and practical issues aimed at extending students’ knowledge and understanding through integration, synthesis, critique, and application. Topics covered in the course will vary; examples may include but not be limited to modern approaches to attachment theory, identity formation, infancy, child abuse, and developmental psychopathology. Students develop and complete a paper and public presentation as their culminating experience for the major and general requirements. Non-capstone students should enroll at the 300 level.
Prerequisite(s): PSY 281, PSY 300 and PSY 301W; PSY 383 or PSY 445; each with a minimum grade of C.