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Professor Netta Weinstein is a faculty member at the University of Reading, specializing in human motivation, wellbeing, prejudice and stigma, close relationships, emotion regulation, technology use, mental health, and listening. Her research integrates self-determination theory with applied psychology, focusing on how autonomy-supportive environments affect behavior in diverse contexts such as healthcare technology, education, and social relationships.
- PhD, Clinical Psychology, University of Rochester (2010)
- MSc, Clinical Psychology, University of Rochester (2007)
- BA, Psychology, San Diego State University (2004)
Recent publications highlight interdisciplinary work spanning motivation, wellbeing, listening, and technology ethics. Her 2025 studies include autonomy in law compliance, dialogical theory applications, and healthcare AI values tradeoffs. 2024 work examines political discourse harmony, character strengths communication, and classroom technology use motivations.
She supervises BSc, MSc, and PhD research placements and maintains an external blog at Soarin’ Solitude. Her methodological expertise spans experimental psychology, longitudinal studies, and qualitative analysis of emotional and social phenomena.
