SW 525 - HBSE II: Social Dimensions of Human Behavior

3 Credit(s)

This course explores the impact of social systems on human behavior in terms of socioeconomic, sociopolitical and sociocultural forces, from a variety of theoretical perspectives. Examines the ways in which systems promote or deter achievement and maintenance of optimal health and well-being. The effects of prejudice and discrimination on individuals and groups, based on race, ethnicity, gender, affectional orientation, class, or other stigmatizing characteristics are emphasized. Prerequisite(s): SW 515 - HBSE I: Human Development - Change through the Life Course

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