This document defines key terms related to education and psychology. It explains that education is the process of self-realization and bringing out the potential good in people. Psychology is defined as the scientific study of the human mind and behavior. Educational psychology studies how humans learn in educational settings and involves areas like child development, social factors, abnormal psychology, school counseling, and teaching methods. The document also discusses the concepts of learning, nature versus nurture influences on learning, and applications of educational psychology.

1. INSTITUATION OF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB
LAHORE

2.  Submitted to Madam Farukh Munir
 Submitted by Wajeya Fatima
Roll no 601

4. Introduction
Meaning of following terms
 Education
 Psychology
 Educational psychology
 Teaching
 Learning
 Nature and Nurture controversy about
learning

5. What is education?

6.  The word ‘‘education’’ drives from the latin
term
 Educatum
 the act of teaching

7.  Education is the process of
self realization of the individual.
Education is the process of bringing into
action the potential good in man.

8. What is psychology?
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9. Meaning
History

10.  The word ‘psychology’ drives from two Greek
Psyche logos
soul science

11.  Wilhelm Wundt was the first person to call
himself a psychologist, and he opened the
first psychological laboratory in 1879.

12.  The scientific study of human mind and its
function esp. those effecting behaviour in a
given context.

13.  Educational psychology is the study of how
human learn educational setting.

14.  General psychology
 Child psychology
 Social psychology
 Abnormal and clinical psychology
 School psychology
 Guidance and counselling

15.  Educational psychology is a science.
 Educational psychology is a natural science.
 Educational psychology is a social science.
 Educational psychology is a applied science.
 Educational psychology is a developing
science.

16.  Learning
 Development studies
 Individual differences
 Learning situation or environment
 Curriculum development
 Teaching method
 Personality build-up
 Human behaviour
 Guidance and counselling

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