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Gerontology(Advanced Study Paper –II)
Paper Code:
HHD 144
Credits:
4
Contact Hours:
60.00
Max. Marks:
100.00
Objective:
This course will enable the students to :
1. Understand the developmental milestones and changes
2. Understand problems and plan intervention
3. Understand changing trends in Gerontology
12.00
Unit I:
Ageing
• Defining Aging
• Theories of old age
• Stereotypes related to age - Ethnicity, Gender and Culture
• Friends, Family, and Community – changing relations
12.00
Unit II:
Types
• Biopsychology
• Industrial Gerontology
• Social Gerontology
• Health Psychology
• Neuropsychology
• Psychopharmacology in Later Adulthood
12.00
Unit III:
Cognition and Perception
• Sensation and Motor Functions
• Perception and Attention
• Cognition
• Cognitive Disorders of Aging
• Learning, Motivation, and Emotion
• Special Problems of Old age
• Mental Health and Aging
12.00
Unit IV:
Work and Leisure
• Work and Leisure
• Intimacy and Sexuality
• Finance and Lifestyles
• The Oldest Old and hospice Care
• Death and Dying
• Contribution of elderly persons in society
• Death anxiety
12.00
Unit V:
Politics and Issues
• Politics, Policies and Programs
• Ethical and Legal Issues
• Psychological Tests and Measurements in Gerontology
• Behavioral Intervention
• Therapies in old age
• Acts for elderly
• Program/ project planning
References:
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Laura Berk, Exploring Lifespan Development, International Edition, 2nd Edition, Pearson, 2010.
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Helen Bee. The Developing Child, 4th Ed. (1985) Harper and Ron Publishers, New York, USA.
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