This course on Lifespan Development aims to provide an understanding of the various stages of human development from prenatal to late adulthood. The course covers topics such as genetic influences, prenatal development, childbirth, infant physical, cognitive, and social development, as well as development in early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. The course uses video lectures as the primary teaching method and is designed for students interested in psychology, human development, or related fields.
Overview
Syllabus
1100 01.1 - What is Lifespan Development.
1100 01.2 - Lifespan Research.
1100 02.1 - Genetic Influences.
1100 02.2 - Prenatal Development.
1100 02.3 - Childbirth.
1100 03.1 - Postpartum and Newborn.
1100 03.2 - Infant Physical Development.
1100 03.3 - Infant Cognitive Development.
1100 03.4 - Infant Social Development.
1100 04.1 - Early Childhood - Physical Development.
1100 04.2 - Early Childhood - Cognitive Development.
1100 04.3 - Early Childhood - Social Development.
1100 04.4 - Early Childhood - Gender.
1100 05.1 - Middle Childhood - Physical Development.
1100 05.2 - Middle Childhood - Cognitive Development.
1100 05.3 - Middle Childhood - Intellectual Development.
1100 05.4 - Middle Childhood - Personality Development.
1100 05.5 - Middle Childhood - Social Development.
1100 06.1 - Adolescence - Physical Development.
1100 06.2 - Adolescence - Cognitive Development.
1100 06.3 - Adolescence - Social Development.
1100 06.4 - Adolescence - Emerging Adulthood.
1100 07 - Early Adulthood.
1100 08 - Middle Adulthood.
1100 09 - Late Adulthood.
1100 10 - Life's Final Chapter.
Taught by
Barton Poulson
