LAP442 Interpersonal Development

This course examines stage theories of interpersonal development as they relate to cognitive development, ego development and psychoanalytical object relations. The psychological and philosophical antecedents of these theories will be presented. Current work in interpersonal theory will serve as a focus for discussion of contemporary issues in the social sciences. Assumptions and issues related to the philosophical concepts of unity/duality; psychological isolation of thought, feeling, and action; and societal considerations related to autonomy/community will be discussed. (Developmental, Organizational/Community) Prerequisite(s): One previous psychology, preferably a developmental psychology course, or consent of the instructor. 3 semester hours OR 5 quarter hours

Distribution

Community Psychology Developmental Psychology Organizational Psychology