Adolescent Stress: Sources and Solutions (330-0-20)

Instructors

Emma K Adam

Meeting Info

Annenberg Hall G02: Thurs 9:30AM - 12:20PM

Overview of class

Why are adolescence and early adulthood stressful periods of life? Are they more stressful now than in the past? How do we best define and measure adolescent and young adult stress? How does stress impact youth wellbeing, and what can we do to reduce stress and its impacts? This course is an advanced, interactive, undergraduate class in which the instructor and students explore the set of above questions together, through readings, discussions, and through qualitative and quantitative coding and analysis of data on adolescent stress.

Registration Requirements

Prerequisites: (SESP 201-0) and (SESP 210-0 or any 200-level Statistics Equivalent).

Teaching Method

Lecture and lab

Class Materials (Suggested)

Readings will be provided on canvas.

Class Attributes

Prerequisites apply, see description

Enrollment Requirements

Enrollment Requirements: Students must not have taken HDC 351 Adolescent Stress: Sources and Solutions in order to enroll in this course.