Children’s Health in a Multicultural Context
Intermediate—Spring
This course offers, within a cultural context, an overview of theoretical and research issues in the psychological study of health and illness in children. We will examine theoretical perspectives in the psychology of health, health cognition, illness prevention, stress, and coping with illness and highlight research, methods, and applied issues. This class is appropriate for those interested in a variety of health careers, including public health. Conference work can range from empirical research to bibliographic research in this area. A background in social sciences or education is recommended.
Psychology courses
- Art & Visual Perception
- Beyond the Matrix of Race: Psychologies of Race and Ethnicity
- Bullies and Their Victims: Social and Physical Aggression in Childhood and Adolescence
- Child and Adolescent Development
- Children’s Health in a Multicultural Context
- First-Year Studies: Approaches to Child Development
- First-Year Studies: The Realities of Groups
- Home and Other Figments: Qualitative Approaches to Exile and Immigration
- Language Development
- Language Research Seminar
- Life and Work: Biography, Autobiography, and Memoir in Psychology
- Pathways of Development: Psychopathology and Other Challenges to the Developmental Process
- Personality Development
- Play: Psychological and Anthropological Perspectives
- Poverty in America: Integrating Theory, Research, Policy & Practice
- Rainbow Nation: Growing Up South African in the Apartheid and Post-Apartheid Eras
- Social Development
- Structure and Change in Life Historical Accounts
- Studying Men and Masculinities
- The Final Solution: Psychological Perspectives on Inhumanity
- The Historical Evolution of Psychological Thought
- Theories of Development
- The Talking Cure: The Restoration of Freedom

