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GRNTLGY M142XPIntergenerational Communication across Lifespan

Gerontology · 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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(Same as Public Affairs M129XP and Social Welfare M142XP.) Limited to juniors/seniors. What do you say to your parents in conversation? How do you talk to your grandparents? Does your family talk well to one another as group? How do you communicate well with boss who is 30 years older than you? Individuals of all ages interact with one another, and their interactions have significance throughout their lives. Introduction to psychological, interpersonal, and societal issues related to intergenerational communication across lifespan.

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