Socialization and the Life Course

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Course Catalog

This course draws on the psychological, sociological and biological theories and evidence to develop a clear understanding of how social institutions and elements of the social environment – especially race, ethnicity, gender and social relationships – influence development and social inclusion and exclusion. This course pays special attention to the nature/nurture debate, families and schools as agents of socialization, and death as a life-course stage.

Grade Basis: Letter Grade

Credits: 4.0

100 Grant Street | De Pere, WI 54115

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