Kristen M Lee, MA
Kristen is a PhD student in Health Psychology at UCLA, where she conducts research at the intersection of social connection, health behaviors, and wellbeing. Her work considers the broader social context as well as social-emotional factors (e.g., sense of belonging) that promote or inhibit positive behavior change.
About Me
Kristen is a PhD student in Health Psychology at UCLA, where she conducts research at the intersection of social connection, health behaviors, and wellbeing. Her work considers the broader social context(e.g., weight stigma) as well as social-emotional factors (e.g., sense of belonging) that promote or inhibit positive behavior change. Outside of her research, Kristen coaches adolescents and adults on executive functioning skills and intuitive eating practices.
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