Jan Kutnik

Dr. Jan Kutnik is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Personality Psychology at the Institute of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His academic work bridges psychology and philosophy, focusing on existential anxiety, dialogical theory, and self-identity.

• PhD in Psychology (2015–present) at KUL
• PhD in Academy Artes Liberales (2015–present)
• MA in Clinical and Personality Psychology (KUL, 2009–2014)
• MA in Theoretical Philosophy (UMCS, 2005–2009)
• MA in Inter-Faculty Philosophical and Historical Studies (UMCS, 2002–2007)

His research explores intersections of existential philosophy and psychological phenomena, including stress during pandemics, intellectual humility, and ethical responses to historical trauma. Publications span peer-reviewed journals and interdisciplinary collective works. Recent articles focus on the Internal Dialogical Activity Scale and stress predictors among dentists during the COVID-19 epidemic.