Marta Siedlecka

Marta Siedlecka is a research-active academic at Jagiellonian University's Faculty of Philosophy, Institute of Psychology, Department of Experimental Psychology. She holds a doctoral degree and serves as Vice-Chairwoman of the Professor Jerzy Perzanowski Award Committee.

Her research spans metacognition and consciousness from a cognitive perspective, with strong emphasis on methodology and metascience. Key focus areas include:

• Metacognitive monitoring and regulation processes
• Confidence judgments in perceptual and memory tasks
• Motor response influences on awareness and decision-making
• Methodological frameworks for metacognitive research
• Visual metacognition standardization efforts

Analysis of her recent publications (2016-2025) reveals consistent focus on metacognitive processes across perceptual, memory, and decision-making domains. Her work frequently employs Bayesian modeling, signal detection theory, and illusion paradigms (e.g., Rubber Hand Illusion) to investigate consciousness mechanisms. A notable trend is the exploration of action-perception feedback loops and confidence calibration.

Dr. Siedlecka has secured substantial research funding through competitive grants:

• National Science Centre: "The Dual Function of Metacognition" (2021-2025)
• National Science Centre: "Metacognition and Cognitive Control" (2018-2022)
• Ministry of Science: "Intuition and affect in problem-solving" (2011-2013)

She actively contributes to the academic community through committee leadership and maintains research activities while working remotely.