Hi there!

I’m Maia Czerwonka, a Statistics and Honors Psychology undergraduate student at the University of Washington. Currently, I am a student researcher at the Cognition and Cortical Dynamics Laboratory (CCDL) where I am actively researching individual differences in how people respond to conflicting information, as well as infirmation presented in different modalities. Previously, I was a research assistant on the PARC, uCLIMB, and Arrivals projects at the CCDL.

This summer, I will be in Seoul, South Korea, working as a Data Analyst Intern. I code in R and Python and have a lot of experience with data visualization and statistical methods. My favorite (also most used) packages are ggplot2, tidyverse and matplotlib.

You can see some of my research work on GitHub and here for information on the research that won me the Mary Gates Research Scholarship!

In 2024, I presented at the Mary Gates Research Symposium, which I will be doing again in 2025. Take a look at my poster and the day of the symposium!

Everything else is on Linkedin.

Publications

Currently, I have a paper in prep that I am aiming to publish by Spring 2026.

• Czerwonka, M., Mottarella, M., & Prat, C.S. (in prep). To Be or Not to Be Biased: Investigating the Factors That Determine Attentional Bias and the Differences in Conflict Perception Between Neutral and Biased Attenders Using Drift Diffusion Modeling

Take a look at some of my other projects:

COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy Study Statistical Replication
Modeling California Wildfire Data
Taylor Swift Song Data k-Means Clustering

Contact

Email me! maiacz(at)outlook.com