Margaret E Morris

Dr. Margaret E. Morris is a distinguished psychologist and technology researcher, currently serving as an Affiliate Professor in the Human-Computer Interaction and Engineering Department at the University of Washington. Her research focuses on how technology impacts interpersonal relationships, mental health, and social behavior. She is also the author of the book Left to Our Own Devices, which explores the profound effects of smart devices on individuals and society. Previously, she worked as a researcher at Intel Corporation and Intel Research Laboratories, specializing in interdisciplinary studies combining technology and psychology. Her academic contributions have been widely cited, making her a prominent figure in the field.

• [Unknown Timeframe]·Intel Corporation·Researcher
  • Conducted interdisciplinary research on technology and psychology, exploring the influence of smart devices on human behavior and social relationships
• [Unknown Timeframe]·Intel Research Laboratories·Researcher
  • Advanced innovation in tech-psychology fields through data analysis and experimental design

• [Unknown Timeframe]·University of Washington·Ph.D.
  • Focused on the intersection of psychology and technology design