SOC220

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Marriage and Family

SociologyAcademic Programs

Description

This course is designed to help students understand more about marriage and family life processes. Students will examine values, needs, and responsibilities as they relate to intimacy, the selection of partners, cohabitation and marriage, family planning choices, parenting, family economics, and interpersonal communication. Students will also address the issues of family violence, divorce, and the restructuring of new families. This course will be helpful to those who wish to have more knowledge about relationship, marriage, and family issues or those who are entering such fields as counseling and social work.

Credit Hours

3

Offering Cycle

Fall, Spring, and Summer

Yearly Cycle

All Years

Instructional Method

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Contact Hours

3