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MSC 623 - Multicultural Counseling

Institution:
Lincoln University of Pennsylvania
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Description:
An overview of the basic concepts of research and theory (both historical and current) in the field of adolescent psychology is essential for individuals to grasp the developmental and sociological functioning of people transitioning from childhood to adulthood. This learning course will utilize scholarly inquiry and will be self-directed in the form of an independent research project. The basic concepts of research and theory will be measured by the quizzes, papers, and examinations administered in class. As the basic concepts of adolescent psychology are attained, critical thinking/perspectives will be developed as individuals will be asked in large and small groups in class to compare and contrast research designs, cultural constructs, and social interventions. Critical thinking perspectives will be assessed by the instructor during large and small group discussions and it will be the responsibility of the individual to remain current in the readings. Developing a critical perspective is essential in that students will be better able to predict behavioral and affective outcomes and formulate hypotheses for future research/clinical endeavors related to adolescent psychology. Finally, through discussions, in-class writings, and class activities individuals will assess to their own development and assumptions as it relates to social and cultural expectations about adolescents and research targeted at this population.
Credits:
3.00
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Instructional Type:
Lecture
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Phone Number:
(484) 365-8000
Regional Accreditation:
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
Calendar System:
Semester

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