When I was street homeless, the challenge was getting to see a general practitioner. So many obstacles were in the way—no address, out of area, no proof of who I was. It was as if I needed three forms of identification and a letter from God just to get past the receptionist. Surgery doors closed in my face, and excuse after excuse was given as to why I couldn’t see the doctor. I was sent to oth...

This article explores some of the consequences open access (OA) for scholars in global South, centring on what constitutes their equal participation circuit knowledge production. Building critical reflections by contributors to ‘Power Shifts’ project within From Poverty Power blog, limitations OA model are shown be tied a series structural features characteristic twin systems academic research ...

I want to thank the Academy executive and those who nominated me for this award and for the opportunity to address you today. I also want to thank my wife Janet for being here today and for being supportive of my professional goals. Although professional mentors have opened many doors for me, Janet’s support and encouragement over the past 19 years has given me the courage to walk through those...

The objectives of this study were: (a) to determine if the control mechanism for interacting with a dynamic real environment is the same as in the virtual reality (VR) studies, and (b) to identify the action control parameters that are modulated to successfully pass through oscillating doors. The participants walked along a 14-m path towards oscillating doors (rate of change in aperture size = ...

In most cases, therapy is addressed as an indoor, verbal, and cognitive activity, with the relationship between therapist and client at its center (McLeod, 2003). This article presents an alternative approach to therapy, conducted in creative ways in nature, addressing the environment not merely as a setting but as a partner in the process. The article includes examples of work that took place ...

In the Monty Hall Dilemma (MHD), three doors are presented with a prize behind one and participants are instructed to choose a door. One of the unchosen doors not containing the prize is revealed, following which the participant can choose to stay with their chosen door or switch to the other one. The optimal strategy is to switch. Herbranson and Schroeder (2010) found that humans performed poo...