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PIJANOWSKA,MARTA
 
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Affiliation*
Center for Foreign Language Education and Research
Title*
Adjunct Lecturer
Campus Career*
  • 4 2024 - Present 
    Center for Foreign Language Education and Research   Adjunct Lecturer
 

Research History

  • 4 2024 - Present 
    Rikkyo University   Center for Foreign Language Education and Research (FLER)   Adjunct Lecturer

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Education

  • 4 2015 
    The University of Tokyo   Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology   Linguistics

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    Country： Japan

    Notes： PhD

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  • 4 2013 - 3 2015 
    The University of Tokyo   Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology   Linguistics

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    Country： Japan

    Notes： Master's Course

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  • 4 2009 - 3 2013 
    Nagoya University   School of Letters

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    Country： Japan

    Notes： Linguistics

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  • 4 2008 - 3 2009 
    Tokyo University of Foreign Studies   Japanese Language Center for International Students   Japanese

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    Country： Japan

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Papers

  • Cognitive neural responses in the semantic comprehension of sound symbolic words and pseudowords Peer-reviewed

    Kaori Sasaki, Seiichi Kadowaki, Junya Iwasaki, Marta Pijanowska, Hidehiko Okamoto

    Frontiers in Human Neuroscience17   11 10 2023

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    Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)   Publisher：Frontiers Media SA  

    Introduction

    Sound symbolism is the phenomenon of sounds having non-arbitrary meaning, and it has been demonstrated that pseudowords with sound symbolic elements have similar meaning to lexical words. It is unclear how the impression given by the sound symbolic elements is semantically processed, in contrast to lexical words with definite meanings. In event-related potential (ERP) studies, phonological mapping negativity (PMN) and N400 are often used as measures of phonological and semantic processing, respectively. Therefore, in this study, we analyze PMN and N400 to clarify the differences between existing sound symbolic words (onomatopoeia or ideophones) and pseudowords in terms of semantic and phonological processing.

    Methods

    An existing sound symbolic word and pseudowords were presented as an auditory stimulus in combination with a picture of an event, and PMN and N400 were measured while the subjects determined whether the sound stimuli and pictures match or mismatch.

    Results

    In both the existing word and pseudoword tasks, the amplitude of PMN and N400 increased when the picture of an event and the speech sound did not match. Additionally, compared to the existing words, the pseudowords elicited a greater amplitude for PMN and N400. In addition, PMN latency was delayed in the mismatch condition relative to the match condition for both existing sound symbolic words and pseudowords.

    Discussion

    We concluded that established sound symbolic words and sound symbolic pseudowords undergo similar semantic processing. This finding suggests that sound symbolism pseudowords are not judged on a simple impression level (e.g., spiky/round) or activated by other words with similar spellings (phonological structures) in the lexicon, but are judged on a similar contextual basis as actual words.

    DOI： 10.3389/fnhum.2023.1208572

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  • 80 Hz auditory steady state responses (ASSR) elicited by silent gaps embedded within a broadband noise Peer-reviewed

    Seiichi Kadowaki, Takashi Morimoto, Marta Pijanowska, Shuji Mori, Hidehiko Okamoto

    Frontiers in Neurology14   2023

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    DOI： 10.3389/fneur.2023.1221443

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  • Can online language proficiency tests be used reliably to place students according to their proficiency levels? Peer-reviewed

    Florescu, C. M, Hayasaka, Y, Rogers, J, Pijanowska, M, Garcia, E, Chu, J. T, Takada-Latchford, J, Oshimi, T

    Journal of Medical English Education21 ( 1 ) 3 - 8   2 2022

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  • The Subdivision of Predicational Copular Clauses in Polish Peer-reviewed

    Pijanowska Marta

    Bulletin of the Edward Sapir Society of Japan34 ( 34 ) 43 - 54   3 2020

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    Authorship：Lead author   Language：English  

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Professional Memberships

  • 2019 - Present 
    Society for the Neurobiology of Language

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  • 2019 - Present 
    The Linguistic Society of Japan

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  • 2019 - Present 
    The Edward Sapir Society of Japan

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Research Projects

  • 喚語の脳内ネットワーク ～失語症を対象とした損傷部位ネットワークマッピング分析～

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費助成事業 

    内田 信也, 永山 正雄, Pijanowska Marta

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    4 2023 - 3 2026

    Grant number：23K00508

    Grant amount：\4680000 （ Direct Cost: \3600000 、 Indirect Cost：\1080000 ）

    本研究課題実施に向けたデータ収集を進めるため、研究実施施設において研究倫理審査申請を行い、承認を得た。その後、研究実施施設において後方視的にデータ収集を行い、40名強のデータを得た。臨床情報を精査し、取込基準・除外基準に基づきデータ分析対象者の選定を進めた。
    本研究では脳画像の画像統計解析が必要とされ、これには専用のソフトウェアならびに、当該ソフトウェアを動作させるに十分なスペックのPCが必要とされる。2023年度研究費において、画像統計解析用PCを購入し、画像統計解析を実施する環境と整備した。そして、研究実施施設で収集した脳画像データに基づき、本研究課題における画像統計解析の第一段階である、脳損傷部位のトレース作業の実施に着手した。この作業は、様々な方法が提案されており、それらを比較検討し、本研究課題において実際に使用する方法を決定した。
    本研究では、画像統計処理を実施するにあたり、言語・認知機能検査結果を独立変数ならびに共変量として設定することを計画している。そのため、研究実施施設において後方視的に得た言語・認知機能検査結果の整理を進めた。その際、備品として購入した語彙データベースを利用した。
    本研究課題実施の一環として、失語症者に認められる言語性短期記憶障害について検討を実施し、その成果を、2023年9月開催の第47回日本神経心理学会学術総会において発表し（中山拓弥・内田信也ら、超皮質性運動失語一例における系列順序再生の障害特徴、2023年9月、高知）、関連する研究者と意見交換を行った。また、関連学会参加の調査旅行も行い、研究実施に向けた知見を獲得した。

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