Agnieszka Bojanowska

Agnieszka Bojanowska, Ph.D. (dr hab.), serves as an Associate Professor at SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities within the Faculty of Psychology and Institute of Psychology. Her academic profile centers on the therapeutic applications of psychedelic substances and comprehensive well-being research.

Her primary research investigates psychological mechanisms linking psychedelic use to emotional regulation, learning processes, relationship quality, and spiritual dimensions. She leads significant projects including the National Science Centre-funded study 'Can some values facilitate happiness? Values, engagement and self-efficacy and their significance for hedonistic and eudaimonic well-being,' examining how value systems influence different well-being constructs.

Bojanowska's publication record reveals consistent focus on value systems, temperament patterns, and their intersections with well-being across diverse populations. Her work spans adolescent development, pandemic impacts, perfectionism pathology, and cross-cultural value comparisons, demonstrating methodological versatility in longitudinal studies, psychometric validation, and experimental interventions.

• Principal Investigator for National Science Centre grant project on values and well-being
• Creator of wellbeing-focused platform pathsstowellbeing.nl

As an educator, she teaches research methodology and statistics while conducting specialized workshops on well-being psychology. Her collaborative network includes researchers from University of Warsaw, University of Zurich, and Northwestern University, reflecting international engagement in happiness studies.