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Bilingual speakers and gender stereotypes
Our Governing Board Member, Marcin Naranowicz, published a paper in Bilingualism: Language and Cognition
News | Publications12.12.2024
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The control of human technology and language in individuals with different handedness status
Our Governing Board Member, Gregory Kroliczak, published a paper in one of the Nature Portfolio journals
News | Publications8.12.2024
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A negative mood and semantic processing in a second language
Our Governing Board Member, Marcin Naranowicz, published a paper in Applied Psycholinguistics
News | Publications1.12.2024
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Operating in a second language lowers cognitive interference during creative idea generation
Our Governing Board Chair, Rafal Jonczyk, published a paper in NeuroImage
News | Publications5.09.2024
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Insights from the Largest Experimental Study on Gamers
The largest experimental study on gamers to date, exploring how affect regulation impacts performance, published in Royal Society of Open Science
News | Publications29.06.2024
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Are there differences in object-tracking skills between athletes and non-athletes?
The paper on gaze behavior and cognitive performance on tasks of multiple object and identity tracking was published in Perceptual and Motor Skills
News | Publications15.03.2024
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Interview with the CNC Director
We invite all of you to watch and listen to the interview with our Director, Michal Klichowski, in which he talks about the history of the creation of CNC and current research
News2.03.2024
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The brain dynamics of emotional word production in bilinguals
The paper on production of emotional words in Polish (L1)–English (L2) bilinguals based on two EEG studies that manipulated emotional cueing was published in Bilingualism: Language and Cognition
News | Publications2.03.2024
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New Year and a brand new article
The paper on the influence of negative mood on creative thinking in L1 and L2 was published in Thinking Skills and Creativity
News | Publications9.01.2024
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The Digital Tools Test (DIGI) introduced
The paper presenting the “Digital Tools Test” (“DIGI”), specifically designed for the evaluation of one’s proficiency in handling common applications and functions of smartphones and tablets, was published in Frontiers in Psychology
News | Publications9.01.2024
