In my academic background, encompassing a BSc in Psychology and an MSc in War & Psychiatry, I was fortunate to receive several distinctions. Chief among these was the Anette Karmiloff-Smith Prize, awarded for achieving the highest grade in my cohort and for finishing first in my class. I was also honoured with a nomination for the national Experimental Psychology Society Prize. I am, in the broadest sense, a devotee of psychological inquiry, and devote much of my time to reflecting upon the larger philosophical questions it inevitably raises. My chief motivation is to contribute, however modestly, to the enlargement of human understanding concerning the reasons for our actions and the nature of our conduct.