This question tests the understanding of the scope and functions of an educational psychologist. It emphasizes a broad, multi-level approach rather than a narrow, single-level focus.
An educational psychologist works (1) only within the classroom, focusing on children's behaviour. (2) at multiple levels, with individual children, groups of children, parents and at the organizational level. (3) exclusively with individual children with special education need. (4) only at administration level
Asked in Asst. Statistical Officer 2 · Topic: Human Development (Education indicators, access, and quality in Human Development)
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Answer: B. (2) at multiple levels, with individual children, groups of children, parents and at the organizational level.
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