I grew up in a the environment that is is unique, and that shaped my understanding in ta unique way. Aa ana head is a very sharp ternsin in in my life. Them makes you curious. And anything that is definitely a big reason of why i am a social psychologist. I think it could be a, as a sort of the dime store a psychoanalyst here, that it could be why you chose perhaps social psychology rather than developmental psychology or cognitive psychology. It's at the top of your book about the science of motivation,. That draws on probably probly 20 years of research that you've done in this, in this field.