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Mr. Jim King (University of Nottingham)

30 January 2010

JSPS Short Term Postdoctoral Fellowship
Host Institution: Department of Psychology, Fukuyama University

Report:  Mr. Jim King (University of Nottingham)

(November 2009 to January 2010)