Margaret Morris is a Senior Researcher in the Proactive Health group at Intel. Margie identifies health needs through ethnographic studies and works with an interdisciplinary team to develop and evaluate technology prototypes. Margie is a clinical psychologist with expertise in the study of health outcomes and person-environment relationships. In her health research, she has evaluated the benefit of numerous psychological and medical interventions on mental and physical wellbeing. She has examined the way self-concepts change with age and illness, and developed a novel assessment technique using network modeling to depict the influence of illness on self-schemas. In her person-environment research, Margie has studied the way that people respond to and shape the environment, broadly defined to include ecology, architecture and technology. Her dissertation examined the effect of sunlight on feelings of physical comfort and social connectedness. She has also studied personality expression in professional and personal environments and behavioral adaptation to workspaces. While working in Sapient’s Experience Modeling group, her research focused on technology adoption and consumer experience.