Ann Way

University of Auckland · School of Psychology

There remains a paucity of research exploring how Vietnamese migrants experience and navigate their lives in Aotearoa, New Zealand. By foregrounding the narratives of members of this community, this research makes visible the diverse experiences, perspectives, and complex identities (personal, cultural, and social) that are negotiated and remade in...

In New Zealand, there is limited research on dance movement therapy for people living with dementia. The lack of observation tools to calibrate the observation data is an ongoing problem in dance movement therapy research with this population. This preliminary study proposed small-N subjects research design, using observation tools (anecdotal and d...

The paper documents the authors' power usage experience and hardware related designs, and concludes with a summary of the leading options available, with indications of the factors to be considered in choosing the options to use for a particular situation. The authors are committed to open standards-based, accessible, and affordable environmental m...