Call for Abstracts
Submission Deadline: June 1
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Abstracts may now be submitted for presentation at the 64th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society in San Francisco, California, USA, November 16-19, 2023. Please review the submission guidelines here. The deadline is June 1 at 11:59 p.m. U.S. Pacific Time. The keynote and symposia will be livestreamed; however, remote presentations of talks or posters are not offered this year.
You must be a member in good standing (2023 member dues paid) in order to submit an abstract. To renew your PS membership, please login here. To join for the first time, please click here. To submit an abstract as a non-member, contact Member Services at info@psychonomic.org or +1 847-375-3696 to request a non-member user account.
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Call for Nominations
PS-sponsored Speaker at NITOP 2024
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Psychonomic Society members are invited to submit a nomination for the PS-sponsored speaker at NITOP 2024. NITOP 2024 is scheduled for January 3-6, 2024, in Bonita Springs, Florida, USA. Self-nominations are welcome and encouraged. The hotel room charge and airfare are covered by the society. The deadline for nominations is May 31.
Learn more about this PS-sponsored talk and how to submit a speaker nomination here.
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Call for Nominations
2024 Governing Board
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The Call for Nominations for the 2024 Governing Board Election is now open. This year's elected candidates will fill the two full terms available on the Governing Board (2024-2029).
Fellows and Emeritus Fellows of the society may nominate Fellows as well as run for election. The deadline for nominations is June 15. The election will open on July 15. To learn more about the election, voting eligibility and service, click here. A full list of the 2023 Governing Board and committees may be viewed here.
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Call for Initial Proposals
2024 Leading Edge Workshop
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The Leading Edge Workshop program provides funding up to $30,000 USD for researchers who wish to conduct a workshop on a cutting-edge topic in cognitive and experimental psychology. In addition to holding the workshop, the organizers are expected to create a special issue in one of the society’s journals and a symposium during the 2024 Annual Meeting in New York City, New York, USA from November 21-24.
The deadline for initial proposals (max 500 words) is June 30. Please view the details and submission requirements here.
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2023 Annual Meeting
November 16-19, 2023 | Hilton San Francisco | San Francisco, California, USA
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Illusion of knowledge in statistics among clinicians: evaluating the alignment between objective accuracy and subjective confidence, an online survey
By Camille Lakhlifi, François-Xavier Lejeune, Marion Rouault, Mehdi Khamassi & Benjamin Rohaut
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Medical professionals' lack of statistical proficiency can negatively affect decision-making. Lakhlifi and colleagues investigated physicians', residents', and medical students' confidence judgments and accuracy in basic medical statistics. They found confidence judgments could differentiate between correct and incorrect answers. Read this paper.
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Credible narrators and misinformed readers
by Kenneth J. Houghton, Rachel C. Poirier & Celia M. Klin
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This study explores how readers evaluate the accuracy of facts embedded in fiction and whether the narrator's credibility impacts recall. Credibility did not affect memory for accurate information, but participants were more likely to remember misinformation when a credible narrator delivered it. Read this paper.
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Drawing your way to an A: Long-lasting improvements in classroom quiz performance following drawing
By Shaela T. Jalava, Jeffrey D. Wammes & Ken Cheng
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Jalava et al. investigated whether drawing can enhance memory when participants create free-form drawings. Participants either drew or copied definitions of course-related terms and were tested on their recall. Drawing led to better recall than copying, even after three weeks. Read this paper.
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SharedIt
Authors in our journals can share their content easily and legally through Springer’s SharedIt program, a content-sharing initiative.
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Review Committee
If you are interested in becoming a reviewer for one or more of our journals, please contact us at info@psychonomic.org and include [Journal Name] Reviewer Request in the subject line.
All reviewers are carefully selected by our editorial teams who balance experience levels, research interests, publication history, and volunteer status amongst other factors in consideration of requests. Please understand our editorial teams are unable to grant reviewer status to all that apply.
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CR:PI Open Access
CR:PI is fully open access. All other PS journals become fully open access after 12 months.
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Grants Available
William K. and Katherine W. Estes Fund
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The William K. and Katherine W. Estes Fund invites proposals to fund advanced training opportunities in mathematical and computational modeling for psychological science in summer schools or focused workshops. The deadline for initial proposals is September 1.
Jointly overseen by the Psychonomic Society and the Association for Psychological Science, the Estes Fund supports a variety of activities aimed at strengthening methodology in mathematical, quantitative and experimental psychology and related areas. Learn more about the funded projects and how you can submit a 2024 initial proposal here.
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