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the way they do?:.What are ‘includes . Child ‘Psychology ..
their interests? What causes‘‘and. the * Psychology of:

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questions that will be dealt

with in an interesting new
‘course being
offered this fall at Capilano
Psychology 206,»
Adolescent Psychology, will

‘be a new addition to the

ing — developmental.

Psychology 206 -is con-
cerned with the research
findings and theories about
the development and
behaviour ‘of adolescents.
Sandra Moe,, course, in-
structor, explained that
interest in that phase. of life
is growing.

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period becomes more a
feature of our culture,

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influence the family has on
young’ ‘people as opposed: to

_ their peer ‘group, and. the:
‘influence of society's ex-.~

pectations in different time
periods. —-

Registration for the course |

opened in July and the
prerequisite - is Psychology
‘100. For more information

contact 986-1911, local 336,

‘the Capilano 7
. Coulege calendar.

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Centres are providing 161
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.this purpose has been jointly
announced by Allan
minister of
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Labour Minister Williams
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tourist associations this year
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in dealing effectively with
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