Adolescent psychology
About the Course
Through a multidisciplinary approach, in light of the most recent scientific literature, the most significant aspects of the changes, transformations, and problems that adolescents face will be presented during the course, namely: physical development, puberty maturation and their resonances psychological; brain development and its implications on decision-making and risk behavior; intellectual maturity and its consequences in terms of behavior and relationships; the change in the relationship with adults and the conquest of autonomy; relationships with peers. Particular attention will be given to their implications on adolescents' psychosocial well-being. The topics will be addressed using an applicative approach, providing a series of operational indications aimed at favoring the creation of positive development environments, based on consolidated scientific and clinical evidence.Social Science
Training hours20
LevelBeginner
Course ModeSelf Paced
Italiano
Duration4 weeks
TypeOnline
Course StatusArchived
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