Living the Upright Posture with a Disability: Challenges and Lessons for a Philosophical Anthropology: The Humanistic Psychologist: Vol 42, No 1

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Jake Rusczek

Jake Rusczek is a doctoral student in Duquesne University's clinical psychology program. He is interested in studying the impact of technology on human development and well-being, especially with regards to virtual worlds.

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