A day in the life: The relationships among negative affect, covitality, and spatial behaviour measured by self- reported spatial behaviour, and by global positioning system (GPS) technology

Presenter(s): Pedro Wolf

Venue: Room 4.01, Graduate School of Humanities Building, Upper Campus

Abstract / Description: 

*Psychology Department Open Seminar* **Pedro Wolf** is a lecturer in Psychology and the Centre for Social Science Research at the University of Cape Town. He was born in North Western Mexico, and grew up in Cochise County, Arizona. Pedro has a PhD from the University of Arizona in Tucson. He has published in the areas of Evolutionary Psychology and Programme Evaluation.