SFL 354
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Cross-Cultural Family and Human Development
Course Description
Comparative study of familial, social, and other factors in development.
When Taught
Fall, Winter, Spring
Min
3
Fixed/Max
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
0
Other Prerequisites
SFL 160 or SFL 210 or concurrent enrollment
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Learning Outcome 1
Learning Outcome
Gain understanding of major theories and research findings regarding demographic differences in human development and family life
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Learning Outcome 2
Learning Outcome
Analyze how sociodemographic characteristics such as gender, race, family structure, nationality, culture, and socioeconomic status function as critical contextual factors in marriage, family processes, and human development across the life course.
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Learning Outcome 3
Learning Outcome
Critically evaluate cultural assumptions, biases, and dominant-culture perspectives while also assessing potential implications for families, well-being, and social outcomes.
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Learning Outcome 4
Learning Outcome
Engage in reflective and empathetic theory-driven application of cross-cultural concepts and research to interpersonal, community, and professional contexts.
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Learning Outcome 5
Learning Outcome
Demonstrate growth as an informed, ethical, and globally minded citizen, prepared to engage thoughtfully with professional, community, and faith-based audiences in ways consistent with the mission and values of BYU
