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- 2025-08-19
Zaniechanie procesowe jako przedmiot skargi pauliańskiej
The objective of the article is to answer the question of whether the scope of application of Article 527 §1 of the Polish Civil Code can encompass the omission of a procedural act (e.g., the failure to file a claim or an appeal), if the invalidation of the procedural omission enables creditors to satisfy their claims using assets that either left or failed to enter the debtor’s estate as a result of the omission. The article analyses the judicial decisions and opinions expressed in the literature on the omission of a legal transaction (including a procedural act) as the subject of an actio Pauliana. It demonstrates that an extended interpretation of the term legal transaction under Article 527 §1 of the Polish Civil Code, which includes procedural omissions, is admissible. This is justified when the debtor’s deliberate procedural omission reflects their intent to diminish or fail to increase the value of their estate, thereby prejudicing their creditors. A creditor filing an actio Pauliana involving the omission of a procedural act must precisely specify the date on which the procedural act was omitted.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2025-09
Cultural religiosity moderates the relationship between being in love and subjective well-being
Olechowski, MateuszGórski, Maciej R.Joshanloo, MohsenHussain, M. AzharWasiel, ArkadiuszWai Lan Yeung, VictoriaBond, Michael HarrisHaas, Brian W.Guemaz, FaridaBoussena, MahmoudSánchez-Rodríguez, ÁngelIter, NuhaVlasenko, OlhaMiu-Chi Lun, VivianMan Wai Li, LimanAminnuddin, Nur AmaliIşık, İdilNdiaye, Dieynaba GabrielFülöp, MártaIgbokwe, DavidAdamovic, MladenGarðarsdóttir, Ragna BenediktaSoboleva, NataliaTeyssier, JulienGlückstad, Fumiko KanoPark, JoonhaAkaliyski, PlamenAkello, GraceAkotia, CharityAl-Zoubi, MarwanAlbert, IsabelleAlmakaeva, AnnaAndrade, LauraAppoh, LilyMira, Douglas Marlon ArévaloBakyono-Nabaloum, RasmataBaltin, ArnoMarroquin, Pablo Eduardo BarrientosBoer, DianaCostinVlad .Domínguez Espinosa, AlejandraEspinosa, AgustinEsteves, Carla SofiaGamsakhurdia, VladimerGavreliuc, AlinGjoneska, BiljanaHasanov, RafailIgou, Eric RaymondImran, Mostak AhamedIqbal, NavedKascakova, NataliaKlůzová Kračmárová, LucieKocimska-Bortnowska, AgataKosiarczyk, AleksandraKostoula, OlgaKronberger, NicoleKwiatkowska, AnnaLauri, Mary AnneLee, J. HannahMalyonov, AlexanderMalyonova, ArinaMaricchiolo, FridannaMohammed, LindaMohorić, TamaraMokadem, FatmaMosanya, MagdalenaMosca, OrianaMurdock, ElkeMustaffa, Nur FarizaMyślińska-Szarek, KatarzynaNader, MartinNadi, AzarOchoa, DanielleOkvitawanli, AyuPalikot, EwaDenoux, PatrickPavlopoulos, VassilisPavlović, ZoranPoláčková Šolcová, IvaRizwan, MuhammadRocha, Ana MariaRomashov, VladyslavRøysamb, EspenSamekin, AdilSargautyte, RutaSchwarz, BeateSelim, HeylaSerdarevich, UrsulaSirlopú, DavidSobhie, RositaSokolov, BorisStogianni, MariaStoyanova, StanislavaStreng, MoritzSun, Chien-RuTønnessen, MortenTorres, ClaudioThị Thanh Trà, KiềuTurjačanin, VladimirUchida, Yukikovan Osch, Yvettevan Tilburg, WijnandVauclair, Christin-MelanieVergara-Morales, JorgeVignoles, Vivian L.Xing, CaiYakhlef, BelkacemYau, Eric KensonYeung, June ChunZelenski, JohnKrys, KubaPrevious research indicates that the significance of love varies considerably across cultures. In the present study, we introduce an often-overlooked cultural factor – religiosity – to explore its influence on the relationship between being in love and five dimensions of subjective well-being. We conducted two cross-cultural studies with 31,608 participants from 117 samples across 83 societies. Our findings reveal that, in more religious cultures, being in love is a weaker predictor of well-being compared to more secular cultures in four out of six models. These findings indicate that national context influences the relative importance of various emotions and experiences for well-being, underscoring the need to account for cultural context in research on love.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2022-08
Everything comes at a price: Considerations in modeling effort-based choice
When observing human behavior, one of the key factors determining choice is effort. It is often assumed that people prefer an easier course of action when the alternative yields the same benefits. However, recent research demonstrates that this is not always the case: effort is not always costly and can also add value. A promising avenue to study effort-based choice is to utilize formal decision models that enable quantitative modeling. In this paper, we aim to present an overview of the current approaches to modeling effort-based choice and discuss some considerations that stem from theoretical and practical issues (present and previous) in studies on the role of effort, focusing on the connections and discrepancies between formal models and the findings from the body of empirical research. Considering that effort can, in some circumstances, act as a cost and as a benefit, reconciling these discrepancies is a practical and theoretical challenge that can ultimately lead to better predictions and increased model validity. Our review identifies and discusses these discrepancies providing direction for future empirical research.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2024-01
Property investment and the making of the ambivalent elective Polish diaspora in Israel
The article explores investment decisions made by Israelis who purchased or intended to purchase a residential property in Poland. Specifically, it focuses on their set of motivations to invest there and the extent to which their ethno-national or other types of affinity with the country played a role in their decision. Drawing on interviews with (Jewish) Israeli citizens, we argue that their Choice to invest in Poland was not only financial but influenced also by strong emotional connections to the country, a combination we term ‘sentrumental’ (instrumental and sentimental). We contend that the decision of Israeli Jews to buy property in Poland, against the historical backdrop of the traumatic experience of Jews there, is highly contentious. Analyzing the discursive strategies they use to explain, indeed justify, their unorthodox decision, we show how their emotional ties to Poland often conflict with its controversial history and their own personal identities. It is this conflict, we conclude, that makes Israeli Jews with various biographical ties to Poland an inherently ambivalent elective diaspora.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2025-09-02
How Children Learn from Robots: Educational Implications of Communicative Style and Gender in Child–Robot Interaction
This study examined how primary school children respond to the communicative style and perceived gender of a humanoid robot during a controlled educational interaction. A total of 251 children (ages 7–12) interacted with a robot programmed to use either a polite asking style or a firm commanding style, and presented with either a female or male persona. We investigated whether children would imitate the robot's style (H1), and whether child age and gender would predict their tendency to anthropomorphize the robot (H2–H3). Results showed that children interacting with a polite robot almost always responded politely, whereas those encountering a commanding robot still overwhelmingly responded in a polite manner rather than mirroring its tone. Younger children and girls displayed significantly higher levels of anthropomorphization of the robot. Contrary to expectations (H4), the degree of imitation did not correlate with anthropomorphism. An ANOVA (H5) indicated that the robot's persona (gender × communication style) influenced anthropomorphism: the polite-female robot elicited the highest anthropomorphism scores, though post-hoc differences were nonsignificant. A regression analysis (H6) confirmed child age and gender as significant predictors of anthropomorphization. These findings underscore the importance of social cues in child–robot educational interactions. Tailoring a robot's communication style to children's developmental level and social expectations can enhance children's engagement and potentially support positive learning outcomes.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article