Oxford University recently caught up with one of other authors, Prof Juan Nel, at the Psychological Society of South Africa Conference 2023.
Author profile: Prof Juan A. Nel
Juan Nel (DLitt et Phil) is a registered clinical and research psychologist, Research Professor of Psychology at the University of South Africa (UNISA)…
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