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Educational Psychology

Educational psychology investigates the stages of growth and development of human beings from a psychological and experiential perspective. It seeks to understand how individuals perceive, understand and act in the world and how the passage of time modulates their habits, customs, thoughts and attitudes, either by learning or by maturation.

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