Paweł Fortuna
Biographic Data
| ID | 3081178 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paweł Fortuna |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paweł |
| FAMILY NAME | Fortuna |
| SIGNATURE | FORTUNA P |
| AFFILIATIONS | John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0633-4453 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A new look at the relationship between the gamer and the game character: An exploratory study of internal dialogical activity
The present study explores internal dialogues between gamers and game characters as a form of extended gaming engagement linking direct (in-game) and indirect (post-game) involvement. Drawing on Dialogical Self Theory, we conceptualize game characters as potential internal interlocutors that may remain psychologically active beyond gameplay. The analysis was based on interview data collected from 69 gamers, who collectively reported playing 132 g…
The Hylomorphism Inventory (HI): Theoretical Foundations and Validation of a Scale Measuring Folk Beliefs Congruent with Hylomorphism
The article introduces the Hylomorphism Inventory (HI), a new instrument designed to measure lay beliefs about the soul–body relationship that are congruent with the Aristotelian–Thomistic framework of hylomorphism. Although research on intuitive ontology has predominantly focused on dualist and monist models, the hylomorphic perspective—central to Catholic anthropology yet difficult to articulate in everyday cognition—remains largely unexplored.…
Presence in Virtual Art Environments Affects the Perception of Novel Affordances in Real-World Objects
The relationship between anthropocentric beliefs and the moral status of a chimpanzee, humanoid robot, and cyborg person: The mediating role of the assignment of mind and soul
Inspired by the supporters of posthumanism and transhumanism, the discussion on the status of human and non-human individuals motivates us to explore the psychological determinants of assigning a moral status (MS) to them. The article focuses on capturing the relationship between anthropocentrism and the MS of a chimpanzee, humanoid robot and cyborg person. In exploring this connection, it introduces the concepts of mind and soul as mediating var…
Robots onboard? Investigating what individual predispositions and attitudes influence the reactions of museums' employees towards the adoption of social robots
The digital transformation is affecting museums. New technologies such as applications, beacons, QR codes, virtual guides, holograms, touchscreens, and augmented reality are commonly adopted. Although much research was conducted on how visitors perceived the adoption of new technologies by museums, little is known about the reaction of the staff. Individual predispositions such as resistance to change, AI anxiety, and attitudes towards robots wer…
The structure and correlates of anthropocentrism as a psychological construct
Towards Turing Test 2.0—Attribution of Moral Status and Personhood to Human and Non-Human Agents
Rasa drapieżców” w cyberświecie. Wstęp do analizy zjawiska
Esej jest próbą przyjrzenia się wpływowi przekształceń kulturowych o podłożu technologicznym na kształtowanie tożsamości jednostkowej i tożsamości zbiorowych, w tym „tożsamości cyfrowej”. Rozszerzenie systemu poznawczego człowieka o Internet i cyfrowe artefakty wyzwoliło potencjał kształtowania wielowymiarowej i dynamicznej tożsamości, na przykład w postaci tworzonych ad hoc w sieci „wspólnot”; a także procesy „tożsamościowe” sztucznej inteligenc…
A(I)rtist or Counterfeiter? Artificial Intelligence as (D)Evaluating Factor on the Art Market
This paper shows that humans perceive the value of paintings made by AI as lower than the value of those made by humans when the creator of the work is known. This phenomenon occurs regardless of which style (figurative or abstract) the evaluated paintings have. The negative impact of the information that AI is the author of a painting is mediated by the author’s artistry (AA) and the overall impression (OI) the painting makes on participants. Mo…
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Rasa drapieżców” w cyberświecie. Wstęp do analizy zjawiska
Esej jest próbą przyjrzenia się wpływowi przekształceń kulturowych o podłożu technologicznym na kształtowanie tożsamości jednostkowej i tożsamości zbiorowych, w tym „tożsamości cyfrowej”. Rozszerzenie systemu poznawczego człowieka o Internet i cyfrowe artefakty wyzwoliło potencjał kształtowania wielowymiarowej i dynamicznej tożsamości, na przykład w postaci tworzonych ad hoc w sieci „wspólnot”; a także procesy „tożsamościowe” sztucznej inteligenc…
A(I)rtist or Counterfeiter? Artificial Intelligence as (D)Evaluating Factor on the Art Market
This paper shows that humans perceive the value of paintings made by AI as lower than the value of those made by humans when the creator of the work is known. This phenomenon occurs regardless of which style (figurative or abstract) the evaluated paintings have. The negative impact of the information that AI is the author of a painting is mediated by the author’s artistry (AA) and the overall impression (OI) the painting makes on participants. Mo…
Towards Turing Test 2.0—Attribution of Moral Status and Personhood to Human and Non-Human Agents
The structure and correlates of anthropocentrism as a psychological construct
The relationship between anthropocentric beliefs and the moral status of a chimpanzee, humanoid robot, and cyborg person: The mediating role of the assignment of mind and soul
Inspired by the supporters of posthumanism and transhumanism, the discussion on the status of human and non-human individuals motivates us to explore the psychological determinants of assigning a moral status (MS) to them. The article focuses on capturing the relationship between anthropocentrism and the MS of a chimpanzee, humanoid robot and cyborg person. In exploring this connection, it introduces the concepts of mind and soul as mediating var…
Robots onboard? Investigating what individual predispositions and attitudes influence the reactions of museums' employees towards the adoption of social robots
The digital transformation is affecting museums. New technologies such as applications, beacons, QR codes, virtual guides, holograms, touchscreens, and augmented reality are commonly adopted. Although much research was conducted on how visitors perceived the adoption of new technologies by museums, little is known about the reaction of the staff. Individual predispositions such as resistance to change, AI anxiety, and attitudes towards robots wer…
Presence in Virtual Art Environments Affects the Perception of Novel Affordances in Real-World Objects
A new look at the relationship between the gamer and the game character: An exploratory study of internal dialogical activity
The present study explores internal dialogues between gamers and game characters as a form of extended gaming engagement linking direct (in-game) and indirect (post-game) involvement. Drawing on Dialogical Self Theory, we conceptualize game characters as potential internal interlocutors that may remain psychologically active beyond gameplay. The analysis was based on interview data collected from 69 gamers, who collectively reported playing 132 g…
The Hylomorphism Inventory (HI): Theoretical Foundations and Validation of a Scale Measuring Folk Beliefs Congruent with Hylomorphism
The article introduces the Hylomorphism Inventory (HI), a new instrument designed to measure lay beliefs about the soul–body relationship that are congruent with the Aristotelian–Thomistic framework of hylomorphism. Although research on intuitive ontology has predominantly focused on dualist and monist models, the hylomorphic perspective—central to Catholic anthropology yet difficult to articulate in everyday cognition—remains largely unexplored.…
Psychology (5 works) · Artificial Intelligence (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Affordance (2 works) · Anthropocentrism (2 works) · Attribution (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works)