The Society for Judgment and Decision Making

The Society for Judgment and Decision Making is an interdisciplinary academic organization dedicated to the study of normative, descriptive, and prescriptive theories of judgments and decisions. Its members include psychologists, economists, organizational researchers, decision analysts, and other decision researchers. The Society's primary event is its Annual Meeting, at which Society members present their research. It also publishes the journal Judgment and Decision Making. Information about SJDM membership is here.

SJDM Annual Meeting 2025
This year's Annual Meeting of the Society for Judgment and Decision Making will be held in Denver, CO, November 21-24, 2025 (Friday-Monday). **CALL FOR PAPERS IS HERE** and the submission portal is open until June 16th. We are once again holding our conference alongside the Psychonomic Society's annual meeting, at Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. Hotel reservations will open July 7th and can be booked through the Psychonomics website. Conference registration is not yet available, but will be posted soon and announced on the mailing lists.


Special Sessions: As last year, we are again accepting proposals for workshops, tutorials, or panel discussions to be held the morning of Monday, November 24. Special session submissions should be emailed to Program Chair Silvia Saccardo (ssaccard@andrew.cmu.edu) and should not be submitted through the online portal. Note: individuals may present both in a regular session and a special session, but content must not overlap. Detailed submission instructions for special sessions are here.

We’re excited to see you in Denver!

Your Program Committee,
Silvia Saccardo (chair), Berkeley Dietvorst, and Minah Jung

***REGISTRATION OPEN: SJDM DOCTORAL SYMPOSIUM (VIRTUAL)***
Join us on May 27, 2025, for the third annual SJDM Doctoral Symposium! This event is open to PhD students and postdocs interested in judgment and decision making (JDM) and related fields-no matter your program or career stage.
The symposium will feature:

* A panel of JDM scholars working in industry
* A faculty panel on careers in JDM
* Presentations from the 2024 SJDM Best Poster Award winners
The symposium will take place virtually (over Zoom) on May 27, 2025 at: 8am-12pm PT | 11am-3pm ET | 5pm-9pm CET

Here is the link to register:
https://stonybrookuniversity.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cVeDHMgkDinw95I

Panelists include:

* Industry Panel: Anouar El Haji (Veylinx, RevFixr), Kristi Flexter (Detroit Pistons), David Tang (ServiceNow), Shannon White (Google)
* Faculty Panel: Sudeep Bhatia (University of Pennsylvania), Ivy Onyeador (Northwestern University), Dmitry Taubinsky (UC Berkeley), Oleg Urminsky (University of Chicago)

Looking forward to "seeing" you there!

2025 Doctoral Symposium Committee
Margaret Echelbarger (margaret.echelbarger@stonybrook.edu)
Ioannis Evangelidis (ioannis.evangelidis@esade.edu)
Ellen Evers (evers@haas.berkeley.edu)

SJDM Awards
2024 Award Winners
Congratulations to the 2024 Best Student Poster Award winners, SJDM Best Paper Award winners, Einhorn-Hogarth New Investigator Award winners, Jane Beattie Memorial Scholarship winners and J. Frank Yates Memorial Student Travel winners!

Robin Hogarth Memorial
Robin Hogarth passed away earlier this year, and SJDM is collecting memorial donations to fund the Einhorn-Hogarth New Investigator Award. More details and donation link here.

Annual Meeting Presentations Archive

If you presented last year, or will present this year, please consider uploading your presentation slides or poster to the SJDM meeting archive:

Here are are the talks and posters from past and upcoming meetings (including submissions for the student-poster award).

Upload your poster or slides here (from any year, including this one).

Past and future meetings
Past meeting programs can be found here.

Tentative schedule for future meetings:
2025 - Nov 21-24 in Denver, CO
2026 - TBD
2027 - TBD

SJDM meetings are typically in tandem with those of the Psychonomic Society, which provides assistance to us in various ways.

Mailing lists and other email:

Mail from sjdm.org is often classified as spam. Please put sjdm.org on your safe sender list if you have one. Just moving mail out of a spam folder may do this. Do not use Microsoft addresses (@hotmail, @outlook, @live, @msn). They block our mail without telling you. For other problems with mail, write jonathanbaron7@gmail.com.

We have two mailing lists. New members are automatically added to both lists but can unsubscribe from either or both.

The sjdm-members list is for communications about society business such as meetings and elections. This is a very low-volumue mailing list. If you are a member of this list and you are not getting mail about Society elections and other business, please check the list archives.

The jdm-society mailing list is much higher volume and is open to all for reading and posting, but moderated. If you do not get mail from this list for a while, check its archives.

In addition, Decision Science News often has the latest conference deadlines, jobs, and announcements.


2025 Executive Board

Don Moore (dm@berkeley.edu), President 2025
Joe Simmons (jsimmo@wharton.upenn.edu), Past President 2024
Jennifer Trueblood (jennifer.s.trueblood@gmail.com), President Elect 2026
Stephen Spiller (stephen.spiller@anderson.ucla.edu), Elected Member 2023-2025
Leif Nelson (Leif_Nelson@haas.berkeley.edu), Elected Member 2024-2026
Ayelet Gneezy (agneezy@ucsd.edu), Elected Member 2025-2027
Bud Fennema (fennema@fsu.edu), Secretary-Treasurer
David J. Hardisty (david.hardisty@sauder.ubc.ca), Webmaster
Jon Baron (jonathanbaron7@gmail.com), Journal Editor
Dan Goldstein (dan@dangoldstein.com), Newsletter Editor
Silvia Saccardo (ssaccard@andrew.cmu.edu), Program Chair 2025
Soaham Bharti (soaham.bharti@chicagobooth.edu), Student Representative 2025


SJDM is a member of the Federation of Associations of Behavioral and Brain Sciences (FABBS).

Web site maintained by Dave Hardisty, Jon Westfall, Jon Baron, Dan Goldstein, & Sumitava Mukherjee, with help from others.
An SJDM website mirror/backup (without mailing lists) is available here.