Johann Friedrich Herbart is considered the father of educational psychology for applying psychology principles to teaching and developing structured instructional methods.
Option A: Pestology
Incorrect; Pestalozzi contributed to education but is not linked with educational psychology.
Option B: Devy
Incorrect; possibly a misspelling. John Dewey was a major educational reformer but not the "father" of educational psychology.
Option C: Herbart
Correct; he applied psychological insights to educational practice systematically.
Option D: Spencer
Incorrect; Herbert Spencer was a philosopher, not a foundational figure in educational psychology.
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