Educational psychology helps us understand how people learn, think, and develop. It explains here mental, emotional, and social processes that influence development such as motivation, memory, behavior, and cognitive. In studying these, it helps to learn methods to understand environments and provide materials to students to meet what they need to improve, and what students need to know. Educational psychology bridges theory and practice, helping teachers understand why students behave or perform in certain ways and how to support them better.

Through learning educational Psychology, it offers a student the opportunity to expand their understanding and improve their addressing of issues. One of the examples of it is about Skinner's comment regarding free will. What he said about it is understandable and I see it in real life. Making action that is based on rewards and punishments. There is no free will because even if it is against your will to do something, you will still have to do it, because if it doesn't have a price, it will be worth it.

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