Weeks | Topics |
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Basic Concepts
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The Nature of Human Being: A philosophical inquiry
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Children, family members, almost every individual suffers from psychological health problems and is at risk
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Being a sensitive parent and teacher
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Handling the concepts of normality and anomaly from different perspectives
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Development according to different developmental theories (Cognitive Development, Psychosocial Development, Psychosexual Development, Moral Development, Ecological Approach-Uri Bronfenbrenner, Development of Attachment, Young Early Incompatible Schemes and Parenting Styles etc.),
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Development according to different developmental theories (Cognitive Development, Psychosocial Development, Psychosexual Development, Moral Development, Ecological Approach-Uri Bronfenbrenner, Development of Attachment, Young Early Incompatible Schemes and Parenting Styles etc.),
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Development according to different developmental theories (Cognitive Development, Psychosocial Development, Psychosexual Development, Moral Development, Ecological Approach-Uri Bronfenbrenner, Development of Attachment, Young Early Incompatible Schemes and Parenting Styles etc.),
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Learning theories, principles and relationship to adaptation
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Learning theories, principles and relationship to adaptation
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Theories of personality, personality disorders and adaptation
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Theories of personality, personality disorders and adaptation
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Coping with specific risk situations and compliance (neglect, abuse, attention deficit and hyperactivity, addiction, divorce, grief, trauma).
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Coping with specific risk situations and compliance (neglect, abuse, attention deficit and hyperactivity, addiction, divorce, grief, trauma).
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