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Can AI Persuade Voters?

06.12.2025
Dr Gabriela Czarnek’s, a researcher at the Behaviour in Crisis Lab at the Institute of Psychology of Jagiellonian University, article has just been published in Nature – one of the most prestigious scientific journals in the world! In the paper “Persuading Voters using Human-AI Dialogues”, an international research team – including Dr Czarnek – shows that even a short conversation with an AI chatbot can shift voters’ preferences, and does so more effectively than traditional political advertising.
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Badaczki i badacze w czasach kryzysów. Seminarium metodologiczne II edycja
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II edycja seminarium metodologicznego "Badaczki i badacze w czasach kryzysów. Krytyczne spotkania"

03.12.2025
Drugą edycję akademickiego seminarium metodologicznego online Badaczki & Badacze w czasach kryzysów rozpoczyna spotkanie zatytułowane "Action Research. Metaperspektywy". Gościnią prof. Małgorzaty Michel jest dr Agata Borowska, reprezentantka nauk społecznych, adiunktka badawczo-dydaktyczna Uniwersytetu Jana Kochanowskiego w Kielcach, absolwentka Szkoły Doktorskiej Uniwersytetu Ignatianum w Krakowie oraz Wydziału Pedagogiki i Psychologii Uniwersytetu w Białymstoku, w specjalności pedagogika wczesnoszkolna z przedszkolną oraz rewalidacyjna. Badawczo osadzona w metodologii badań jakościowych, m.in. partycypacyjno-edukacyjnych action research w modelu Mode-2 Science. Ten właśnie model uprawiania badań jest tematem seminarium.
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Erica Molinario otrzymała grant OPUS 29 025/57/B/HS6/03680;  Zieloni, by być zauważeni: Jak wpływ społeczny i potrzeba uznania napędzają zaangażowanie ekologiczne
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Dr. Erica Molinario Awarded OPUS 29 Grant for Research on Pro-Environmental Motivations

01.12.2025
The National Science Centre has announced the ranking lists for the OPUS and PRELUDIUM competitions. Among the awardees are 73 researchers from Jagiellonian University. One of the winning projects is “Green to Be Seen: How Social Influence and the Need for Recognition Drive Environmental Engagement” by Dr. Erica Molinario from the Behaviour in Crisis Lab. The funding awarded for the research amounts to PLN 1,655,043.
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Experts’ Report | Solidarity in the European Union. Theoretical framework, empirical evidence, and policy guidelines for education

27.11.2025
Solidarity, one of the fundamental values enshrined in the Treaty on European Union, has gained particular importance over the past decade, as Europe has faced the financial crisis, the migration crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s war against Ukraine. A report prepared by the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission in cooperation with academic partners, including the Jagiellonian University, examines how this key value can be understood and strengthened.
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Predictors of Integration, Remigration Intentions, and Psychological Well-Being of Ukrainian Immigrants in Poland
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Experts’ Report | Ukrainian women and men in Poland: mental health, integration and migration plans – findings from the first wave of the BiC Lab study

27.11.2025
We present the findings from the first wave of the largest panel study to date on the situation of Ukrainian women and men living in Poland, conducted by the Behaviour in Crisis Lab research team. The analysis of data from more than one thousand respondents reveals a complex picture of integration, psychological well-being and migration plans almost three years after the outbreak of the full-scale war.
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