Professional and Academic Career
Professional Career
since 2024 Research Assistant on the project “True, false or uncertain? Determinants of memory for truth-value feedback”, University of Mannheim 2019 – 2021 Research Fellow on the project “Dual-recollection theory as a new approach in research on episodic memory: Specificity of perceptual and semantic features processing”, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University of Warsaw Publications
- Ford, D. and Nieznański, M. (2024). The effect of value on context and target recollection in memory for truth and falsity. Memory & Cognition, 52, 1451-1462.
- Nieznański, M., Obidziński, M. and Ford, D. (2024). Does context recollection depend on the base-rate of contextual features? Cognitive Processing, 25, 9–35.
- Ford, D. and Nieznański, M. (2023). Cognitive load reduces context recollection for true sentences. Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 35, 663–676.
- Nieznański, M., Ford, D. and Obidziński, M. (2023). Representation of shared surface information and false memory for abstract versus concrete pictures in the conjoint recognition paradigm. Psychological Research, 1–24 (forthcoming).
- Niedziałkowska, D. and Nieznański, M. (2021). Recollection of “true” feedback is better than “false” feedback independently of a priori beliefs: an investigation from the perspective of dual-recollection theory. Memory, 29, 1186-1196.
- Nieznański, M., Obidziński, M., Niedziałkowska, D. and Zyskowska, E. (2019). False memory for orthographically related words: Research in the simplified conjoint recognition paradigm. American Journal of Psychology : AJP, 132, 57–69.
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