The concerns of educational psychology are distinctive in that they
A. are limited to the classroom.
B. do not overlap those of other fields of study.
C. have no place in the laboratory.
D. relate to improving learning and instruction.
Answer:D
The concerns of educational psychology are distinctive in that they
A. are limited to the classroom. B. do not overlap those of other fields of study. C. have no place in the laboratory. D. relate to improving learning and instruction.
Explanation: D) The concerns of educational psychology relate to improving learning and instruction. To achieve this objective, educational psychologists draw from other disciplines (e.g., psychology and sociology) and conduct research in both the classroom and the laboratory.