Joanna Duda-Goławska- PhD
- PostDoc Position at Polish Academy of Sciences
Joanna Duda-Goławska
- PhD
- PostDoc Position at Polish Academy of Sciences
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In this study, we propose a new algorithm for analysing event-related components observed in EEG signals in psychological experiments. We investigate its capabilities and limitations. The algorithm is based on multivariate matching pursuit and clustering. It is aimed to find patterns in EEG signals which are similar across different experimental co...
Emotional categorisation (deciding whether a word is emotional or not) is a task that employs the explicit analysis of the emotional meaning of words. Therefore, it allows for assessing the role of emotional factors, i.e ., valence, arousal, and subjective significance, in emotional word processing. The aim of the current experiment was to investig...
Humans pay special attention to faces and speech from birth, but the interplay of developmental processes leading to specialization is poorly understood. We investigated the effects of face orientation on audiovisual (AV) speech perception in two age groups of infants (younger: 5-to 6.5-month-olds; older: 9-to 10.5-month-olds) and adults. We record...
Dimensions of infant temperament describe behavioral responses to stimulation; however, motor systems undergo considerable changes throughout infancy, and they are also affected by caregivers’ mental well-being. In this paper, we investigate temperamental associations with high-level measures of motor system organization at 6 and 12 months of age a...
The efficient classification of body position is crucial for monitoring infants’ motor development. It may fast-track the early detection of developmental issues related not only to the acquisition of motor milestones but also to postural stability and movement patterns. In turn, this may facilitate and enhance opportunities for early intervention...
Infant temperament reflects behavioral responses to stimulation, while the motor system undergoes significant developmental changes throughout infancy, influenced in part by caregivers’ mental well-being. This study examines the associations between temperament and motor system organization across three distinct social interaction tasks at 6 and 12...
Efficient classification of body position is crucial for monitoring infants ’motor development. It may
fast-track the early detection of developmental issues related not only to the acquisition of motor milestones but
also to postural stability and movement patterns. In turn, this may facilitate and enhance opportunities for early
intervention that a...
Warmth and competence are fundamental dimensions of social cognition. This also applies to the interpretation of ambiguous symbolic stimuli in terms of their relation to warmth or competence. The affective state of an individual may affect the way people interpret the neutral stimuli in the environment. As previous findings have shown, it is possib...
The interference control measured in the Emotional Stroop Task is the phenomenon that gives us an insight into mechanisms of emotion-cognition interactions. Especially the role of dimensions of affect can be easily studied with this paradigm. In the current study, we were interested in the role of the complexity of emotional stimuli (origin). We al...
An emotional categorisation task allows us to study how emotionality is understood and how emotional factors influence decisions. As emotionality is not only the valence but is also composed of activation (arousal and subjective significance) and the type of process needed to produce emotion (origin), we wanted to test the influence of these emotio...
The role of emotional factors in maintaining cognitive control is one of the most intriguing issues in understanding emotion-cognition interactions. In the current experiment, we assessed the role of emotional factors (valence, arousal, and subjective significance) in perceptual and conceptual inhibition processes. We operationalised both processes...
The present study is the first to measure event-related potentials associated with the processing of the emotional Stroop task (EST) with the use of an orthogonal factorial manipulation for emotional valence, arousal, and subjective significance (the importance of the current experience for goals and plans for the future). The current study aimed t...
The emotional properties of words, such as valence and arousal, influence the way we perceive and process verbal stimuli. Recently, subjective significance was found to be an additional factor describing the activational aspect of emotional reactions, which is vital for the cognitive consequences of emotional stimuli processing. Subjective signific...
Emotional meaning of words can be defined in terms of a few factors, including traditionally investigated valence and arousal, as well as recently proposed emotional origin. The emotional origin is a dimension spanned by the concepts of automatic vs. reflective emergence of an emotion. This article presents the results of an investigation focused o...
Recent behavioral studies revealed an interesting phenomenon concerning the influence of affect on the interpretation of ambiguous stimuli. In a paradigm, where the participants’ task was to read a word, remember its meaning for a while, and then choose one of two pictorial-alphabet-like graphical signs best representing the word sense, we observed...
The role of activation (arousal and subjective significance) was investigated for word processing in an explicit emotional judgement task using a 3 × 3 manipulation. We expected to find dissociative effects for both factors. The behavioural results showed that the fraction of words perceived as emotional increases with increasing arousal or subject...
The arousal level of words presented in a Stroop task was found to affect their interference on the required naming of the words’ color. Based on a dual-processes approach, we propose that there are two aspects to activation: arousal and subjective significance. Arousal is crucial for automatic processing. Subjective significance is specific to con...
Affective meaning of verbal stimuli was found to influence cognitive control as expressed in the Emotional Stroop Task (EST). Behavioral studies have shown that factors such as valence, arousal, and emotional origin of reaction to stimuli associated with words can lead to lengthening of reaction latencies in EST. Moreover, electrophysiological stud...
