HHD 3531 - FAMILY INFLUENCE ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT Back to Departments Educational Foundations, Organizations, and Policy (EFOP) Health and Human Development (HHD) Teaching, Learning, and Leading (TLL) Courses by Department EDUC | EFOP | FTDG | HHD | PEDC | PSYED | SMSG | TLL | Online Courses | Schedule of Classes HHD 3531 - FAMILY INFLUENCE ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT Credits: 3.0 This course provides an analysis of the multiple pathways through which parents, siblings, and families shape child development. Each of several pathways--the determinants of parenting, parental influences, marital influences, and sibling influences--is examined and discussed across three developmental periods: infancy, early childhood, and middle childhood. Primary attention will be paid to the unique impact of parental care on early development. Recent InstructorsHeather J. BachmanSpring 2022 (2224) - Syllabus for HHD 3531 - FAMILY INFLU ON CHILD DEVELP (2224-AT / 31491-LEC) (Heather J. Bachman)