The adolescent psychology course is a course in developmental psychology that focuses on the adolescent period of life. The experience of adolescence as a distinct period of development is examined within social, historical and cultural contexts. The course provides an overview of theory and research in adolescent development. Topics include psychosocial and cognitive development, physical maturation, identity, gender and intimacy, achievement, peer and family influences, school and work experience, as well as related issues and problems.
Below is a sample syllabus--dates may not be updated for future semesters.
Adolescent Psychology Hybrid Syllabus
Adolescent Psychology On-Campus Syllabus
Adolescent Psychology Online Syllabus (full semester)
Adolescent Psychology Online Summer Syllabus (6-week summer term)
This course utilizes an open-source text--no textbook purchase required.
Title: Adolescent Psychology
Author(s): Arduini-Van Hoose, N.
Publisher: SUNY Create