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Measuring the semantic priming effect across many languages
Buchanan, Erin N.Cuccolo, KellyHeyman, TomVeer, A.E. van'tBerkel, Niels vanColes, Nicholas A.Iyer, AishwaryaPeters, KimMontefinese, MariaViviani, GiadaMaxwell, Nicholas P.Taylor, Jack E.Valentine, KathreneArriaga, PatríciaBarzykowski, KrystianBoucher, LeanneCollins, W. MatthewMuppoor, AishwaryaPatel, SnehVaidis, David C.Becker, MajaTrémolière, BastienAczel, BalazsAkil, Atakan M.Nagy, TamásAl-Hoorie, Ali H.Ambrosini, EttoreBesson, ThéoBurin, Debora I.Butt, Muhammad MussaffaClarke, A. J. BenjaminDaryani, YaldaEl-Dakhs, Dina Abdel SalamElsherif, Mahmoud M.Fernández-López, MariaFerreira, Paulo Roberto dos SantosFreitag, Raquel Meister KoGattei, Carolina A.Agnoletti, GiuliaGodbersen, HendrikGrim II, Philip A.Halama, PeterHavan, PatrikIrrazabal, Natalia C.Isloi, ChrisIversen, Rebecca KvislerJulliard, YoannMuller, DominiqueKaraaslan, AslanKohút, MichalKohútová, VeronicaKos, JulijaManouilidou, ChristinaOnič, JašPažon, BlažKosachenko, Alexandra I.Lima, Tiago Jessé Souza deMak, Matthew H. C.Marciaga, Leonardo A.Melinna, Xiaolin MelinnaMiranda, Jacob FranciscoMorvinski, CobyMüjdeci, F. ElifNielsen, Yngwie A.Oliveros, Juan CarlosPapadatou-Pastou, MariettaPatel, IshaniPavlović, ZoranPfuhl, GeritPronizius, EkaterinaTran, Ulrich S.Kostorz, KathrinLamm, ClausPegler, DominikScharnowski, FrankSteyrl, DavidZhang, MengfanRoettger, Timo B.Ronderos, Camilo R.Ruiz-Fernandez, SusanaSenderecka, MagdalenaSolak, ÇağlarSöylemez, SinemStückler, AnnaPfattheicher, StefanSzekely-Copîndean, Raluca D.Heilman, Renata M.Taboh, Analí R.Thériault, RémiTrecca, FabioUlloa, José LuisVarga, Marton A.Verheyen, StevenVesić Pavlović, TijanaWang, NanZivna, KristinaMalinakova, KlaraMeier, ZdenekNovak, LukasTavel, PeterZidkova, RadkaChu Yun, ChenChuan-Peng, HuClark, Oliver JamesAcar, Oguz A.Adamkovič Matúš,Alsuhaibani, ZainabAmenta, SimonaMarelli, MarcoAnanyeva, Olga A.Cherniaeva, ElenaEfimova, Liudmila A.Gorokhova, Anna SergeevnaPrusova, Irina SergeevnaRomanova, Marina O.Andreychik, MichaelAngele, BernhardArias Quiñones, Danna CatalinaBatres, CarlotaArinze, Nwadiogo ChisomAskelund Adrian DahlBaker, Bradley J.Baskin, ErnestBatalha, LuisaBeato, Maria SoledadSuarez, MarBecker, ManuelKöster, MassimoBehnke, MaciejBlaison, ChristopheBorghi, Anna M.Mazzuca, ClaudiaBrandstätter, EduardBuczny, JacekBudak, NesrinMerve Şahin, SedaCabana, ÁlvaroCai, Zhenguang G.Qiu, ZhuangCanessa, Enrique C.Moreno, SebastianCavdan, MügeCecchetti, LucaSampaolo, ErikaVannucci, CaterinaChaigneau, Sergio E.Chang, Feria X. W.Siew, Cynthia S. Q.Tan, Joel C. R.Chartier, Christopher R.Fisher, Sarah E.Schmidt, KathleenLewis, Savannah C.Chen, Sau-ChinChristiansen, Morten H.Chwiłkowska, PatrycjaComesaña, MontserratCong, Chin WenCowan, CaseyEgan, CiaraHine, Alanna M.Dandeneau, Stéphane DanielDavid, Oana A.Davis, William E.Burak, Elif Gizem DemiragDixson, Barnaby James WyldDu, HongfeiDuclos, RodDuyck, WouterHauspie, CathySzmalec, ArnaudEra, VanessaEvans, Thomas R.Exner, AnnaFeldman, GiladFellnhofer, KatharinaFini, ChiaraFlowe, Heather D.Garrido-Vásquez, PatriciaGatti, DanieleGeller, JasonGiannouli, VaitsaGriener, Lindsay M.Grigoryev, DmitryGrossmann, IgorGhasemi, HesamHandjaras, GiacomoHe, ZhiranHeydari, AmirmahdiHoyer, KarlijnHryniszak, WeronikaHsiao, Janet Hui-wenHuang, GuanxiongIhaya, KeikoIlczuk, EwaIshii, TatsunoriDumbravă, AndreiJankowiak, KatarzynaJończyk, RafałJiang, XiaomingJohnson, David C.Järvikivi, JuhaniKaczer, LauraLaurino, JulietaLeander Kamermans, KevinKarl, Johannes A.McGovern, David P.Tiernan, Jake G.Zumbrunn, Nina MeretKarner, AlexanderMelinscak, FilipKačmár, PavolKeech, Jacob J.Kim, M. JustinKorbmacher, MaxKowal, MartaMisiak, MichalRoberts, S. CraigKratochvil, TomasKunisato, YoshihikoKuzminska, Anna O.Körtvélyessy, LíviaKöse, Fatma EbruLabusch, MelaniePerea, ManuelLau, Chaak MingLaw, WilbertZhou, YuweiLettieri, GiadaLevitan, Carmel A.Lu, Jackson G.MacPherson, Sarah E.Manriquez-Robles, DiegoMarchant, NicolásMartínez, MartínMatthews, Molly F.Mattiassi, Alan D. A.Mattoli-Sánchez, JosefinaMonteiro, Luis Carlos PereiraMoreau, DavidMulgrew, Kate E.Naranowicz, MarcinNdukaihe, Izuchukwu L. G.Neta, MaitalOgbonnaya, Chisom EstherPaek, Jessica Jee WonPaltoglou, Aspasia EleniParada, Francisco J.Parker, Adam J.Vasilev, Martin R.Paruzel-Czachura , MariolaPypno-Blajda, KatarzynaPavlov, Yuri G.Paydarfard, SaeedPeker, MehmetProtzko, JohnReips, Ulf-DietrichRibeiro, GianniRinaldi, LucaRoembke, Tanja C.Ross, Robert M.Röer, Jan PhilippRızaoğlu, FilizSaari, Toni T.Santos, Anabela CaetanoSarıçiçek, F. ÇağlarÖner, SezinSasaki, KyoshiroSepehri, AmirSerçe, Halid O.Sevincer, A. TimurSimonetti, Matilde EllenSirota, MiroslavSorokowska, AgnieszkaSorokowski, PiotrStephen, Ian D.Stevens, Laura M.Colloff, Melissa F.Stewart, Suzanne L. K.Stieger, StefanWillinger, DavidStudzinska, AnnaSzala, AnnaSznycer, DanielSzumowska, EwaSöylemez, BahadırTakashima, KaitoTamnes, Christian K.Tang, ChengxiangTejada, JulianThompson, Benjamin C.Torres-Muñoz, VincenteTouloumakos, Anna K.Tschense, MonikaTürkan, Belgüzar NilayVadillo, Miguel A.Varnum, Michael E. W.Wormley, Alexandra S.Vaughn, Leigh AnnVerkampt, FannyVillar, Liliana M.Wallot, SebastianWang, LijunWang, KeWilliams, Glenn PatrickWolfe, KellyYamada, YukiYang, YunkaiZheng, WangZheng, YueyuanZhou, ChenghaoÇoker, OgedayÇoksan, SamiÖzdoğru, Asil AliKasanov, DaurenArvanitis, AlexiosBrick, CameronGallyamova, AlbinaKoch, ChristopherRopovik, IvanZhang, YuchengZhou, XingxingSuchow, Jordan W.Semantic priming has been studied for nearly 50 years across various experimental manipulations and theoretical frameworks. Although previous studies provide insight into the cognitive underpinnings of semantic representations, they have suffered from small sample sizes and a lack of linguistic and cultural diversity. In this Registered Report, we measured the size and the variability of the semantic priming effect across 19 languages (n = 25,163 participants analysed) by creating the largest available database of semantic priming values using an adaptive sampling procedure. We found evidence for semantic priming in terms of differences in response latencies between related word-pair conditions and unrelated word-pair conditions. Model comparisons showed that the inclusion of a random intercept for language improved model fit, providing support for variability in semantic priming across languages. This study highlights the robustness and variability of semantic priming across languages and provides a rich, linguistically diverse dataset for further analysis. The Stage 1 protocol for this Registered Report was accepted in principle on 15 July 2022. The protocol, as accepted by the journal, can be found at https://osf.io/u5bp6 (registration) or https://osf.io/q4fjy (preprint version 6, 31 May 2022).Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2025-11
Do the protective effects last? The effectiveness of alternative + forewarning/inoculation techniques in reducing misinformation reliance and reliance regression in the continued influence effect procedure
The continued influence effect (CIE) refers to continued reliance on misinformation, even after it has been retracted. There are several techniques to counter it, such as forewarnings or presenting alternative explanations that can replace misinformation in knowledge or mental models of events. However, the existing research shows that they generally do not eliminate CIE, and their protective effects do not appear to be durable over time. In two experiments (N = 441), we aimed to investigate the effectiveness of the alternative explanation technique and a combination of an alternative explanation and a forewarning (Experiment 1) or inoculation (Experiment 2) in both reducing CIE and the effect of increasing misinformation reliance over time, which is called belief regression. We found that an alternative reduced CIE while combining it with a forewarning or inoculation boosted this protective effect in the pretest. Nevertheless, the protective effect of the alternative + forewarning and inoculation techniques was not sustained, as shown by the fact that misinformation reliance increased for over 7 days, despite continued memory of the correction. A similar pattern, albeit with mixed evidence from Null Hypothesis Significance Testing (NHST) versus Bayesian analyses, was found for the alternative + inoculation technique. In the ‘Discussion’ section, we address issues such as the potential cognitive mechanisms of this effect. Despite all the similarities, given the difference in both methodology and results, we proposed that increased misinformation reliance over time in inferential reasoning should be attributed not to belief regression but to a phenomenon we refer to as reliance regression.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2023-06
Reactualización del sentido de la ruta de la seda en los relatos de viajes contemporáneos: Carlos Martínez de Campos
Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2025
Reprezentacja fundacji rodzinnej w stosunkach z jej zarządem
The aim of the article is to analyse the principles of representation of a family foundation in contracts and in disputes with members of its board. The legislator has rightly noted that conflicts of interest between a company and its managers may occur in this type of relations. In order to mitigate their effects, it has been decided to introduce a mechanism used in the solutions adopted in shareholding companies. This approach has led to transferring interpretative doubts to the Family Foundation Act, which became apparent in application of the provisions of Art. 210, Art. 30067 and Art. 379 of the Commercial Companies Code. The article proposes a desirable model of interpretation of Art. 63 of the Family Foundation Act which regulates this issue, and formulates de lege ferenda postulates aimed at removing any interpretational doubts that may arise.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article - 2024-10-01
Dopuszczalność zaliczkowego rozliczania prowizji w umowie agencyjnej – glosa do wyroku Sądu Apelacyjnego w Rzeszowie z 13.05.2021 r., I AGa 124/20
In the commented judgment, the Court of Appeal in Rzeszów concluded that the application of the advance commission settlement model, assuming that the agent refunds to the principal a part of the advance received on account of the remuneration if the base on which the commission is calculated is lower than the amount assumed for the purposes of calculating the advance commission, breaches provisions of Article 7617 and Article 7614 of the Civil Code. In the critical commentary on the judgment in question, the author indicates that refund of the advance commission is beyond hypothesis of Article 7617 and Article 7614 of the Civil Code. He also describes adverse practical consequences of the consolidation of the position presented in the commented judgment.Pozostałe osiągnięcia naukoweArtykuły (zamknięty dostęp)Journal article