Maciej Behnke

Discipline: Psychology

Research topics:

Wydział Psychologii i Kognitywistyki ul. A. Szamarzewskiego 89/AB 60 – 568 Poznań, Poznan, 60 – 568. Poland , Wielkopolskie

https://www.mysciencework.com/profile/maciej.behnke

Summary

PhD at the Faculty of Psychology and Cognitive Science of the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, manager of the Social Psychophysiology and Health Lab at the Adam Mickiewicz University, winner of scholarships awarded by the Minister of Science and Higher Education, the Adam Mickiewicz University Foundation, winner of the PRELUDIUM 13 and ETIUDA 7 calls, visiting scholar at Stanford University, University College London, and University of Chieti Pescara. Author of more than ten publications in international journals. His research centres on the role and psychophysiological structure of positive emotion, especially in the context of esports performance.

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Towards a Future Esports Research: Introduction to Esports Minitrack

Maciej Behnke Siuda, Piotr Hedlund, David John, St

Published in Proceedings of the 56th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

Research on esports is a relatively new, yet fast-growing discipline with multiple inter-and multidisciplinary perspectives. For HICSS-56, research was solicited from multiple disciplines, including but not limited to business; cognitive science and psychology; information technology; sociology; media studies and communications; law; health, wellne...

Native and non-native language contexts differently modulate mood-driven electrodermal activity

Naranowicz, Marcin Jankowiak, Katarzyna Maciej Behnke

Published in Scientific Reports

Bilingual speakers have been consistently observed to experience reduced emotional sensitivity to their non-native (L2) relative to native (L1) language, particularly to the negatively-valenced L2 content. Yet, little is known about how the L1 and L2 contexts physiologically influence bilinguals' affective states, such as moods. Here, we show that ...

Eye problems and musculoskeletal pain in Pokémon Go players

Kaczmarek, Lukasz D. Maciej Behnke Dżon, Marzena

Published in Scientific Reports

Individuals benefit from Pokémon Go (PG) gaming because this mobile augmented reality geolocation video game provides an attractive opportunity to increase physical activity outdoors and socialize. However, based on gaming and electronic media studies, intense involvement with PG is likely related to adverse phenomena, such as arm pain or eye-relat...