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PSY330Developmental Psychology: Prenatal and Infancy

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU PSY330 has 3 direct prerequisites, with 6 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

In this course, students will focus on child development from conception through age two, a period characterized by rapid growth. Students will explore what development is, the role that both nature and nurture--including culture--play, and its major milestones. Special emphasis is given to understanding what puts infants and toddlers at risk, its long-term consequences, and what can be done to enrich their development.

Prerequisite Tree

  • PSY211 — Lifespan Development
    • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY222 — Research Methods
    • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY224 — Research II: Scientific Investigations
    • PSY223 — Research I: Statistics for Psychology
    • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology

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