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Tabitha Kirkland is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Washington. She specializes in social psychology, focusing on well-being, emotional intelligence, and mindfulness. Her work encompasses the intersection of motherhood, identity, and mental health, incorporating both personal narratives and systemic critiques into her teaching and research. Kirkland emphasizes contemplative and metacognitive practices in her classes, encouraging collaboration and critical discussion among students. She has published research on various aspects of happiness and emotional responses, including studies on extraversion, neuroticism, and the impact of modern technologies on mental health. Her interests extend to the integration of artificial intelligence in education and authentic educational experiences. Kirkland enjoys engaging in long runs, listening to audiobooks, cooking, and spending time with her children.
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