HMNS 2230 — - Individuals, Families and Small Groups
This course examines how biological, psychological, social and cultural influences affect the behavior of individuals and families. Emphasis is placed on how human behavior is affected by social context and the forces of oppression as well as the impact of oppression on women, lesbians and gay men, persons with physical disabilities and the aged. Skills required to work with these populations, using an ecological/ generalist person in environment approach, are discussed. Note: Grade of C or better required for Human Services program students. Lecture: 3 hours Prerequisite(s): HMNS 2110