Human development unfolds through dynamic interactions between individuals and their various contexts, encompassing family, schools, local communities, sociocultural settings, and historical events. This course delves into the contemporary landscape of human development within diverse cultural and global perspectives. We will examine the diverse experiences of children, adolescents, and their families using theories and empirical evidence in psychological science. Key topics covered include family dynamics, parent-child relationships, socioeconomic status, migration, social change, and globalization.
