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.
***REGISTRATION OPEN - MAY 13: SJDM DOCTORAL SYMPOSIUM (VIRTUAL)***
On May 13, 2024, we will host the second annual SJDM doctoral symposium! The symposium is targeted to PhD students interested in JDM and related fields, in any program, at any stage. The symposium will take place virtually on May 13, 2024 at:
8am-noon PT
11am-3pm ET
4pm-8pm GMT
5pm-9pm CEST
Here is the Zoom link to register: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ex2I1T7xMGn1xGe
Here is the tentative program:
Session 1. Get to know the different SJDM subcommunities
8-9:15am PT/11am-12:15pm ET/5-6:15pm CEST
JDM is a very diverse field, with members belonging to many different subfields and disciplines (psychology, marketing, OB, policy, economics, etc.). This session will give you the opportunity to ask questions to a panel of renowned faculty representing different subfields within the community.
Confirmed panelists: Vanessa Bohns (Cornell), David Munguia Gomez (Yale), Silvia Saccardo (CMU), Dan Schley (Erasmus)
Session 2. SJDM student poster award winning showcase
9:45-10:45am PT/12:45-1:45pm ET/6:45-7:45pm CEST
This session will feature presentations by the winners of the SJDM student poster awards and honorable mentions from the last edition of the annual meeting.
Confirmed presenters: Tyler Fraser MacDonald (Boston U), Daniella Turetski (U Toronto), M. Leonor Neto (NYU), Olivia Fischer (University of Zurich), Roman Gallardo (U Chicago)
Session 3. SJDM Industry Collaboration Panel
11am-12pm PT/2-3pm ET/8-9pm CEST
We're excited to offer this session for students who are eager to learn about opportunities outside academic spaces. This is also a great opportunity to highlight the contributions of SJDM scholars working in industry.
Confirmed panelists: Lily Jampol (ReadySet), Emily Rosenzweig (Ascension Health), Dan Walco (Yankees), Rich Truncellito (Airbnb)
Again, here is the Zoom link to register: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ex2I1T7xMGn1xGe
Looking forward to “seeing” you there,
Alix Barasch (alix.barasch@colorado.edu)
Margaret Echelbarger (margaret.echelbarger@stonybrook.edu)
Ioannis Evangelidis (ioannis.evangelidis@esade.edu)
Ovul Sezer (ovulsezer@cornell.edu)
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).
Tentative schedule for future meetings:
2024 - New York, NY, November 22-25
SJDM meetings are typically in tandem with those of the
Psychonomic Society, which
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