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The Journal of Educational Psychology offers a comprehensive collection of research articles, essays, and reviews that provide insight into the latest developments in this fast-changing field. Readers will find detailed analysis of theoretical and practical issues related to education and psychology, including topics like motivation, learning, cognition, social context, and more. The journal is a must-read for professionals in education and psychology and anyone seeking to understand the latest research findings on learning and teaching.
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