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Katarzyna Jankowiak
@katjankowiak.bsky.social
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Assistant Professor of Psycholinguistics at AMU, Poznan | Bilingualism & Brain researcher
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Mat Cieśla @mciesla.bsky.social · Jun 27
I am very excited to present our latest work on image and orthographic referent effects on L2 learning 🥳 #psycholinguistics #psychology
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The impact of orthography versus images on foreign language learning: Evidence from behavioral and neural markers | Bilingualism: Language and Cognition | Cambridge Core
The impact of orthography versus images on foreign language learning: Evidence from behavioral and neural markers
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Wydział Anglistyki @wauampoznan.bsky.social · Mar 7
Dr. M. Naranowicz and Dr. K. Jankowiak explored how mood affects neurocognitive mechanisms involved in accessing gender stereotype in language. The study published in NeuroImage reveals that a positive mood facilitates access to gender stereotypes at the stage of meaning integration.
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Katarzyna Jankowiak @katjankowiak.bsky.social · Jan 3
Our recent paper introduces a database of stereotypically feminine and masculine nouns in both Polish and English. The database is a valuable resource for future research on gender stereotype activation and beyond!
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Katarzyna Jankowiak @katjankowiak.bsky.social · Dec 12
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Bilingual speakers are less sensitive to gender stereotypes in their foreign language | Bilingualism: Language and Cognition | Cambridge Core
Bilingual speakers are less sensitive to gender stereotypes in their foreign language
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Katarzyna Jankowiak @katjankowiak.bsky.social · Dec 12
Our new EEG study shows reduced accessibility to gender stereotypes when operating in a foreign compared to a native language, suggesting that bilinguals might be less susceptible to stereotypes when using their L2. 🧠
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