SWK 254 - Human Behavior in Social Systems

1 semester, 3 credits- Core Foundation/Proficiency: Social Science

Common patterns of human behavior found in diverse family structures, groups, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, and communities are examined through the application of a social systems perspective. Small and large group theory are used to critically evaluate contexts for behavioral norms, social roles, socialization, situational pressures within organizations resulting from various authority and leadership styles, organizational structures, and patterns of communication.

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SWK 254 - Human Behavior in Social Systems