General psychology and Educational Psychology are dissimilar, in that Educational psychology

Options

A. Is concerned with the child and not with the built
B. Is concerned with various aspects of learning
C. Deals only with the applications and not with the theory
D. Selects arid emphasise certain data from general field

Answer

C

Explanation

Psychology is defined as the science of behaviour which can be observed and measured. The two broad branches of psychology are:

Pure Psychology: It provides the framework and theory.
Applied Psychology: The theory generated though pure psychology is practically applied.