So, this past semester, I've been working at my university's child development lab, and my main task is behavioral coding, which is exactly what it sounds like, coding behaviors. And I can't go into too much detail about the studies itself, but this involves to be – like, you need to be very detail-oriented because you have to watch for specific behaviors and rewind the video and find the specific parts, and it's a very tedious thing, but I think it's helped me develop a keen eye for detail, and so I can definitely bring that into this job. And as a psychology major, the whole concept base of psychology as a whole, broadly, is understanding people and the brain and looking into why people do what they do, why they've turned out the way they are today, and I think that is a valuable skill for any position because obviously, you want a team player, and I can work well with so many people. I'm very patient, but also just interacting with people that are coming in, if I need to market things, and just – I can read the room, I think is what I'm trying to say, and I think just that unique background of being a psychology major and not just someone who's doing business, I think would be very beneficial to you guys.