Amy Moon

Dr. Amy Moon is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Greenwich, affiliated with the School of Human Sciences and the Faculty of Education, Health and Human Sciences. She joined the university in 2008 and is part of the Institute for Lifecourse Development, leading the Youth Wellbeing Theme within the Centre for Vulnerable Children and Families. Prior roles include Senior Research Executive at Genactis Ltd (2007–2008), Research Executive at Healthcare Research Worldwide Ltd (2006–2007), and a Community Support Worker in Adult Mental Health (2005–2006).

Her research focuses on adolescent psychology, social and behavioral dynamics, and community development. Key interests include youth wellbeing, social identity, gender differences, and the impact of digital media and materialism on behavior. She employs frameworks like Self-Determination Theory to explore academic resilience and doctoral student satisfaction.

Recent publications span topics such as cross-cultural questionnaire validation, financial socialization in families, and barriers to energy conservation in social housing. Her work bridges academic theory with practical applications in education and community settings.

• Education: BSc and PhD (degrees unspecified in text).

Her research themes emphasize vulnerable populations, particularly children and families, and she contributes to initiatives addressing youth resilience and mental health. Collaborative projects with community organizations and NGOs further highlight her commitment to applied research.