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Developmental Psychology (UNINETTUNO)

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Developmental Psychology (UNINETTUNO)

The course aims to present the main lines of the theoretical approaches and empirical contributions in the field of human development, describing cognitive, emotional and behavioral aspects.

The issues that foster normal or pathological development during infancy and adolescence are presented both from a neuro-physiological standpoint and a relational-psychological point of view.

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