Dr. Artur Ammalainen

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Curriculum Vitae (PDF)

Research interests

I study cognitive and metacognitive aspects of reasoning, problem solving, and decision making using experimental methods. My current research focuses on:

  • The role of confidence in environmentally driven belief change;
  • Age-related differences in decision making and belief change.
  • Cognitive and affective aspects of problem solving.

 

Curriculum VItae

2022 PhD in General Psychology, Psychology of Personality, History of Psychology, St. Petersburg State University
2020 - 2023 Junior research fellow (Laboratory for Cognitive Research), Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
2020 Karamzin scholarship (Laboratory for Cognitive Research), Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
2019 - 2022 Research assistant, Institute for Cognitive Studies, St. Petersburg State University
2017 - 2018 Research internship (Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Studying of Human Development), St. Petersburg State University
2016 - 2018 Master’s in General Psychology, St. Petersburg State University

Recent publications:

Ammalainen, A., & Moroshkina, N. (2023, April 17). A sudden increase in perceptual fluency enhances the
probability of an Aha!-like comprehension in remote associate test problems.
doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/aqj5y (Preprint)

 

Ammalainen, A. & Moroshkina, N. (2022) Where does Eureka come from? The effect of unreportable
semantic hints in the phenomenology of insight. Journal of Intelligence, 10(4), 110.
https://doi.org/10.3390/jintelligence10040110.

Moroshkina, N., Savina, A., Ammalainen, A., Gershkovich, V., Zverev, I., Lvova, O. (2022) How difficult was
it? Metacognitive judgements about problems and their solutions after Aha! moment. Frontiers in
psychology. 13:911904. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.911904.

Ammalainen, A. & Moroshkina, N. (2020) The effect of true and false unreportable hints on anagram
problem solving, restructuring, and the Aha!-experience. Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 33, 6–7,
644–658. https://doi.org/10.1080/20445911.2020.1844722

Ammalainen, A.V. & Moroshkina, N.V. (2019) When an error leads to confidence: false insight and feeling
of knowing in anagram solving. Psychology. Journal of the Higher School of Economics. 16 (4), 774–783.
DOI: 10.17323/1813-8918-2019-4-774-783

Moroshkina, N.V. & Ammalainen, A.V. (2021) From insight to Aha! experience: a new paradigm in the
research of insight problem solving. Sibirskiy Psihologicheskiy Zhurnal [Siberian psychological journal], 79,
48-73. DOI: 10.17223/17267080/79/4 (in Russian)

Moroshkina, N.V., Ammalainen, A.V., Savina, A.I. (2020) Catching up with insight: modern approaches and
methods of measuring insight in cognitive psychology. Psihologicheskie issledovaniya [Psychological
studies], 74(13). (in Russian)

Tikhonov, R. V., Ammalainen, A. V., & Moroshkina, N. V. (2018). The variety of metacognitive feelings:
Different phenomena or different terms? Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Psychology and Education,
8(3), 214–242. doi.org/10.21638/11701/spbu16.2018.302 (in Russian).

Spiridonov, V.F., Loginov N.I., Ammalainen A.V., Vyazovkina V.K., Ardislamov V.V., Anufriev G.V. (2021)
Mental models in action: The difference of consistent responses is less than inconsistent. Cognitive
science in Moscow: New research, 406-410 (Moscow, 2021) (peer-reviewed conference paper in Russian).

Loginov, N.I., Spiridonov, V.F., Kurbanov K.A., Ardislamov V.V., Ammalainen, A.V., Vyazovkina, V.K. (2021)
The long-term individual differences in preferences of mental VS embodied problem solving. Cognitive
science in Moscow: New research, 255-260 (Moscow, 2021) (peer-reviewed conference paper in Russian).

Ammalainen, A.V., Moroshkina, N.V. The effect of unreportable hints on cognitive and affective
components of insight in anagrams solving (2021). Cognitive psychology: Lower- and higher-level
processing, 7-11 (Yaroslavl, 2021) (peer-reviewed conference paper in Russian).