Magdalena Nowicka

Magdalena Nowicka serves as Assistant Professor at SWPS University's Faculty of Psychology in Warsaw, within the Department of Psychology of Individual Differences, Diagnosis and Psychometric Research at the Institute of Psychology. Her academic appointment centers on teaching psychology of individual differences, psychometrics, and psychological assessment.

Her research focuses on psychology of individual differences and psychometrics, with specialized expertise in affective regulation mechanisms, mood dynamics, and clinical manifestations in depression and schizophrenia. She examines how individuals influence emotional states and the determinants of regulatory strategy effectiveness.

Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent engagement with clinical psychology and methodological innovation, particularly regarding Ukrainian war impacts on psychiatric patients, schizophrenia symptomatology, and emotion regulation frameworks. Her work bridges theoretical psychometrics with clinical applications.

As editorial assistant for Psychological Studies (formerly Studia Psychologiczne), she contributes to academic dissemination in her field. Her teaching portfolio includes core courses in individual differences psychology and psychometric methodology.

Her research collaborations address contemporary mental health challenges, including trauma responses to geopolitical crises and cross-cultural mourning practices. She actively participates in SWPS University's research ecosystem through conference presentations and media engagement on psychological topics.