SJDM HotFresh
SJDM invites nominations for HotFresh research
- Use this form to nominate papers.
- The HotFresh moderators will review nominations on a rolling basis.
- The SJDM website and newsletter will feature a brief curated list of articles.
- The moderators will favor submissions that:
- Study judgment and decision making
- Are openly available online
- Employ rigorous, open scientific practices
- Are unpublished or have been published recently (less than six months)
- Have been assessed favorably through credible prepublication assessment, including review at workshops, conference presentations, and peer feedback or more formal assessment services.
HotFresh is designed to help scholars of judgment and decision making share their work and discover others’ work. A secondary goal is to reduce our reliance on journals as arbiters of quality and relevance.
The HotFresh moderators are selected by the SJDM Executive Board. The current moderators are Don Moore and Jennifer Trueblood.
June 2025 HotFresh Research News
- Morris, A., Carlson, R.W., Kober, H., Crockett, M.J. (2025). Introspective access to
value-based multi-attribute choice processes, Nature Communications, 16, 3733. [link]
- Pink, S. L., Cervantez, J., Kirgios, E. L., Chang, E. H., Milkman, K. L. (2025). Can
Stereotype Reactance Prompt Women to Compete? A Field Experiment, Organization
Science. [link]
- Hu, B., Gaertig, C., & Dietvorst, B. J. (2024). How Should Time Estimates Be Struc-
tured to Increase Customer Satisfaction?, Management Science. [link]
- Himmelstein, M., Zhu, S., Petrov, N., Karger, E., Helmer, J., Livnat, S., Bennett,
A., Hedley, P., Tetlock, P. (2025). The Forecasting Proficiency Test: A General Use
Assessment of Forecasting Ability. [link]
- Kirgios, E. L., Silver, I., & Chang, E. H. (2025) Does communicating measurable
diversity goals attract or repel historically marginalized job applicants? Evidence from
the lab and field, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General. [link]
- Mirny, D. J., & Spiller, S. A. (2025) Source Memory Is More Accurate for Opinions
than for Facts, Journal of Consumer Research. [link]
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