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.
The 2016 meeting will take place in Boston, MA, November 18-21. Plenary events will include a keynote talk on Sunday, November 20th delivered by Linda Babcock.
Here is the final program.
The deadline for early registration has passed. The fee is now $400 for members, $445 for non-members, and $200 for student members, to be paid on arrival at the meeting. Hotel reservations may be available at the Psychonomic Society rate described here.
If you are presenting, please consider uploading your presentation slides or poster to the SJDM meeting archive:
Guidelines for talks and posters.
Here is where you can sign up for the women's lunch.
Complete final program, including talks presented and posters.
Video of tribute to Paul Slovic
Interview of Daniel Kahneman (Leif Nelson, interviewer; audio recording).
Tentative schedule for future meetings:
2017 - Vancouver, BC, Canada, November 10-13
2018 - New Orleans, LA, November 16-19
2019 - Montreal, QC, Canada, November 15-18
SJDM meetings are in tandem with those of the Psychonomic Society, which provides assistance to us in various ways.
Mailing lists: Members of SJDM are added to the sjdm-members mailing list, which is for communications about society business such as meetings and elections. It also provides a password for the members section of this site and a monthly reminder of it. This is a very low-volumue mailing list. You cannot unsubscribe from it. It is the only way the society has to communicate with members. Please make sure your email address is the one you use to receive mail. If you are a member of this society and you are not getting mail about Society elections and other business, please write baron@upenn.edu.
The jdm-society mailing list is much higher volume and is open to all for reading and posting, but moderated.
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