Books by Margaret Morris
Margaret Morris is a clinical psychologist, researcher and inventor of technologies to support health, emotional wellbeing and interpersonal connectedness. She teaches in Human Centered Design and Engineering at the University of Washington.
Interviews with Margaret Morris
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The Saturated Self
by Kenneth Gergen -
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The Stories We Live By
by Dan MacAdams -
3
How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain
by Lisa Feldman Barrett -
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Loneliness: Human Nature and the Need for Social Connection
by John T. Cacioppo & William Patrick -
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Evocative Objects: Things We Think With
by Sherry Turkle
How To Use Technology And Not Be Used By It: A Psychologist’s Reading List, recommended by Margaret Morris
How To Use Technology And Not Be Used By It: A Psychologist’s Reading List, recommended by Margaret Morris
Many people are now worried about the impact of tech devices and social media on our brains—and believe they could be harmful to our psychological wellbeing. Psychologist Margaret Morris, author of Left to Our Own Devices, argues for a more nuanced approach and talks us through the books that shaped her own approach to technology.
