Profile

Professor Piotr Wolski is a psychologist specializing in experimental neuropsychology and biopsychology. His work focuses on brain asymmetry and lateralization, as well as psychological research methodology. He investigates the mechanisms of attention and the neural foundations of mental processes, including agency and the coherence of the self-concept.

Research Interests

His research interests include:

• the adaptability of brain asymmetry
• the dynamics of interhemispheric communication (based on reaction time differences)
• the measurement and significance of self-concept coherence
• interhemispheric interactions from a chronometric perspective

Publications

He is the author and co-author of publications in the fields of neuropsychology, research methodology, and statistics, including:

• the monograph "Trzy sigma. Współpraca półkul mózgowych w prostej integracji wzrokowo-ruchowej" [Three Sigma: Interhemispheric Cooperation in Simple Visuomotor Integration] (Jagiellonian University Press)
• scientific articles published in journals such as Rocznik Kognitywistyczny, Cortex, and Neuropsychologia

Awards

Professor Wolski is a recipient of several awards, including:

• Gold Medal for Long Service awarded by the President of the Republic of Poland
• Medal of the Commission of National Education
• Jagiellonian University Rector’s Awards (Second and Third Class) for research and organizational achievements

Professional Experience

He is a Professor Emeritus of the Jagiellonian University. Previously, he lectured the Wyższa Szkoła Biznesu (WSB-NLU) in Nowy Sącz. He also served as the Director of Research at the Institute for Marketing and Social Research (VRG Strategia).

Teaching

At SWPS University, he teaches courses in psychological research methodology, psychometrics, and the neural foundations of the self. He is also a Master’s thesis advisor.