over serious physical health status is all that is going on." On May 4, 2017, The Globe and Mail published an op-ed by Farley, a psychologist and L.H.Carnell Professor at Temple University, which used Marisa Lazo as an example of an individual with a Type T personality. Lazo was an urban explorer, who had recently climbed a twelve-storey construction tower, and then shinnied down the cable to its hook, only to require emergency personnel to rescue her. Farley went on to describe individuals whose thrill-seeking had a negative effect on society, and those whose thrill-seeking had a positive effect. Awards and honors Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellow, AERA Fellow, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality Alumni of Influence, University of Saskatchewan, 2014 Selected publications Articles Chapters "The Type-T Personality", in Self-regulatory Behavior and Risk Taking: Causes and Consequences (1991). References Living people People from Edmonton Presidents of the American Psychological Association Temple University faculty University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty University of Saskatchewan alumni Alumni of the University of London Humanistic psychologists Year of birth missing (living people)