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2020 – today
- 2024
[c15]Jan Jastrzebski, Adam Chuderski, Hanna Kucwaj:
Is Cognitive Ability Related with Rejecting Pseudoscience, Conspiracist, and Paranormal Beliefs? A Field Study. CogSci 2024- [c14]Hanna Kucwaj, Bartlomiej Kroczek, Adam Chuderski:
Unveiling Analogical Reasoning Strategies: Insights from Eye Tracking in Four-Term Analogies. CogSci 2024 - 2021
- [c13]Adam Chuderski, Bartlomiej Kroczek:
Why people err on multiple-choice analogical reasoning tests. CogSci 2021 - [c12]Maria Kubaszek, Jan Jastrzebski, Adam Chuderski:
Auditory, temporal, and visual sensory discrimination advantage of musicians. CogSci 2021 - [c11]Hanna Kucwaj, Michal Ociepka, Adam Chuderski:
Distraction in Semantic Analogies and Their Relationship with Abstract Reasoning. CogSci 2021
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [c10]Adam Chuderski, Jan Jastrzebski:
Female advantage in visual working memory capacity for familiar shapes but not for abstract symbols. CogSci 2019: 1521-1526 - [c9]Jan Jastrzebski, Hanna Kucwaj, Adam Chuderski:
Interacting physically with insight problems does not affect problem solving process. CogSci 2019: 1963-1969 - [c8]Hanna Kucwaj, Jan Jastrzebski, Michal Ociepka, Adam Chuderski:
Various sources of distraction in analogical reasoning. CogSci 2019: 3301 - [c7]Bartlomiej Kroczek, Jan Jastrzebski, Michal Ociepka, Hanna Kucwaj, Adam Chuderski:
Visual, auditory, and temporal sensorimotor discrimination abilities and their relationships with complex cognition. CogSci 2019: 3499 - 2017
- [c6]Iwona Ciechanowska, Bartlomiej Kroczek, Adam Chuderski:
Incorrect responses salience affects strategy use in a figural analogy task. CogSci 2017 - [c5]Jan Jastrzebski, Adam Chuderski:
Reasoning ability predicts irrational worldview but not conspiracy belief. CogSci 2017 - 2015
- [c4]Patrycja Kalamala, Aleksandra Sadowska, Wawrzyniec Ordziniak, Adam Chuderski:
Gestalt Effects in Visual Working Memory. EAPCogSci 2015 - [c3]Tomasz Smolen, Adam Chuderski:
The Effect of Evoked Conflict on Executive Control in a Realistic Task. EAPCogSci 2015 - 2013
- [j2]Adam Chuderski, Krzysztof Andrelczyk, Tomasz Smolen:
An oscillatory model of individual differences in working memory capacity and relational integration. Cogn. Syst. Res. 24: 87-95 (2013) - [c2]Adam Chuderski, Anna Chuderska:
How working memory capacity constrains the learning of relational concepts. CogSci 2013 - 2011
- [c1]Adam Chuderski, Tomasz Smolen:
The Effect of Response Set Size on the Stroop Interference. CogSci 2011
2000 – 2009
- 2007
- [j1]Adam Chuderski, Zbigniew Stettner, Jaroslaw Orzechowski
:
Computational modeling of individual differences in short term memory search. Cogn. Syst. Res. 8(3): 161-173 (2007)
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