Katarzyna Byrka
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 2818779 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Katarzyna Byrka |
| PRENOMES | Katarzyna |
| SOBRENOME | Byrka |
| ASSINATURA | BYRKA K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Uniwersytet SWPS |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4220-4063 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Steak is not the only meat
Outfits Serve as Symbols for Overlapping Feminine and STEM Identity Goals
Women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) juggle between their feminine and professional identity goals. The present research views these struggles from the perspective of identity goal pursuits. Women in STEM may use different, sometimes even symbolic, ways to strive for the two identity goals, for example, by wearing outfits that reflect femininity, their profession, or both. In two studies, we tested to what extent thes…
When catholic and polish identity goals meet
People often strive to simultaneously attain their religious and national identity goals. The degree to which these goals are associated is referred to as identity goal overlap. In the present research, the overlap between the two identity goals of being a Catholic and being a Pole was assessed via the sense of belonging to the Catholic or Polish community and varied by the exposure to unifinality (i.e., a set of activities serving only one ident…
Self-symbolization across identity goals
Eating pigs, not Peppa Pig
An Experimental Study of Cultural Identity Goal Striving in German-Turkish Biculturals
We explore motivational processes stemming from bicultural identity goals of being Turkish and being German by investigating the effect of identity goal incompleteness versus completeness in the two identity goals on the use of multifinal means to self-symbolize German-Turkish cultural identity goals. Individuals incomplete in either or both identity goals were more likely than individuals complete in both identity goals to engage in multifinal s…
Acting inconsistently with an important goal predicts compensatory health behaviors through regret
This study explored affective mechanisms of compensatory health behaviors after acting inconsistently with an important goal. Specifically, we propose and test a model in which regret over being in a situation that inhibits goal pursuit lays at the root of an individual's engagement in compensatory behaviors such as avoiding fatty foods and sweets. A total of 185 participants committed to being healthy took part in a longitudinal experiment (t0-t…
The Effect of Animate-Inanimate Soundscapes and Framing on Environments’ Evaluation and Predicted Recreation Time
In this research, we investigated whether soundscapes' animateness and the framing of environments affect participants' assessment of the surroundings and their predicted recreation time. In an online study, we showed the participants six stimuli, each consisting of an animate or inanimate soundscape recording and of a verbal label of a natural or urban environment. We asked them to (a) imagine visiting the presented locations while mentally fati…
Too humanlike to increase my appetite
Reviving Campbell’s Paradigm for Attitude Research
Because people often say one thing and do another, social psychologists have abandoned the idea of a simple or axiomatic connection between attitude and behavior. Nearly 50 years ago, however, Donald Campbell proposed that the root of the seeming inconsistency between attitude and behavior lies in disregard of behavioral costs. According to Campbell, attitude— behavior gaps are empirical chimeras. Verbal claims and other overt behaviors regarding…
Environmental Attitude as a Mediator of the Relationship between Psychological Restoration in Nature and Self-Reported Ecological Behavior
Environmental attitude and ecological behavior were investigated in relation to the use of nature for psychological restoration. Specifically, with survey data from 468 German university students, the role of environmental attitude was investigated as a mediator of the restoration-behavior relationship. Assuming that positive experiences in nature can have a broad influence on environmental attitudes, the New Ecological Paradigm (NEP) scale, an a…
Too humanlike to increase my appetite
An Experimental Study of Cultural Identity Goal Striving in German-Turkish Biculturals
We explore motivational processes stemming from bicultural identity goals of being Turkish and being German by investigating the effect of identity goal incompleteness versus completeness in the two identity goals on the use of multifinal means to self-symbolize German-Turkish cultural identity goals. Individuals incomplete in either or both identity goals were more likely than individuals complete in both identity goals to engage in multifinal s…
Self-symbolization across identity goals
Acting inconsistently with an important goal predicts compensatory health behaviors through regret
This study explored affective mechanisms of compensatory health behaviors after acting inconsistently with an important goal. Specifically, we propose and test a model in which regret over being in a situation that inhibits goal pursuit lays at the root of an individual's engagement in compensatory behaviors such as avoiding fatty foods and sweets. A total of 185 participants committed to being healthy took part in a longitudinal experiment (t0-t…
Reviving Campbell’s Paradigm for Attitude Research
Because people often say one thing and do another, social psychologists have abandoned the idea of a simple or axiomatic connection between attitude and behavior. Nearly 50 years ago, however, Donald Campbell proposed that the root of the seeming inconsistency between attitude and behavior lies in disregard of behavioral costs. According to Campbell, attitude— behavior gaps are empirical chimeras. Verbal claims and other overt behaviors regarding…
Environmental Attitude as a Mediator of the Relationship between Psychological Restoration in Nature and Self-Reported Ecological Behavior
Environmental attitude and ecological behavior were investigated in relation to the use of nature for psychological restoration. Specifically, with survey data from 468 German university students, the role of environmental attitude was investigated as a mediator of the restoration-behavior relationship. Assuming that positive experiences in nature can have a broad influence on environmental attitudes, the New Ecological Paradigm (NEP) scale, an a…
Too humanlike to increase my appetite
The Effect of Animate-Inanimate Soundscapes and Framing on Environments’ Evaluation and Predicted Recreation Time
In this research, we investigated whether soundscapes' animateness and the framing of environments affect participants' assessment of the surroundings and their predicted recreation time. In an online study, we showed the participants six stimuli, each consisting of an animate or inanimate soundscape recording and of a verbal label of a natural or urban environment. We asked them to (a) imagine visiting the presented locations while mentally fati…
Acting inconsistently with an important goal predicts compensatory health behaviors through regret
This study explored affective mechanisms of compensatory health behaviors after acting inconsistently with an important goal. Specifically, we propose and test a model in which regret over being in a situation that inhibits goal pursuit lays at the root of an individual's engagement in compensatory behaviors such as avoiding fatty foods and sweets. A total of 185 participants committed to being healthy took part in a longitudinal experiment (t0-t…
An Experimental Study of Cultural Identity Goal Striving in German-Turkish Biculturals
We explore motivational processes stemming from bicultural identity goals of being Turkish and being German by investigating the effect of identity goal incompleteness versus completeness in the two identity goals on the use of multifinal means to self-symbolize German-Turkish cultural identity goals. Individuals incomplete in either or both identity goals were more likely than individuals complete in both identity goals to engage in multifinal s…
When catholic and polish identity goals meet
People often strive to simultaneously attain their religious and national identity goals. The degree to which these goals are associated is referred to as identity goal overlap. In the present research, the overlap between the two identity goals of being a Catholic and being a Pole was assessed via the sense of belonging to the Catholic or Polish community and varied by the exposure to unifinality (i.e., a set of activities serving only one ident…
Self-symbolization across identity goals
Eating pigs, not Peppa Pig
Outfits Serve as Symbols for Overlapping Feminine and STEM Identity Goals
Women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) juggle between their feminine and professional identity goals. The present research views these struggles from the perspective of identity goal pursuits. Women in STEM may use different, sometimes even symbolic, ways to strive for the two identity goals, for example, by wearing outfits that reflect femininity, their profession, or both. In two studies, we tested to what extent thes…
Steak is not the only meat
Psychology (10 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Aesthetics (4 obras) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (4 obras) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (2 obras)