SOWK 510 Human Behavior in the Social Environment

This course examines the person as a bio-psycho-social-spiritual-cultural being and the processes by which development occurs throughout the life cycle. There will be an exploration of the dynamic interrelationships between biological, psychological, spiritual, and environmental factors that create human diversity and likeness. Content will utilize current research and empirically based theories to focus on the interactions of individuals, groups, society, and economic systems.