The 31st European Mathematical Psychology Group Meeting will be held from Sept. 3-7, 2000 at the University of Graz in Austria/Europe Deadline for submission of abstracts and for early registration: June 16, 2000. URL:http://psyserver.kfunigraz.ac.at/empg2000/
Economics and Psychology is the focus of the Experimental Economics Conference sponsored by the Economic Science Association (i.e. experimental economists). The conference is in Tucson, Az, from September 29 to October 1. (The deadline for paper submissions has passed.) For more information, see the conference website: http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~andreoni/ESA/
Self-Organization of Cognition and Applications to Psychology: Ascona, Switzerland, October 26-28, 2000. For information: <http://www.upd.unibe.ch/research/symposien/HA9.html>. A focal point of the Monte Verita 2000 symposium is the disenchantment with the information processing view in psychology and cognitive science. The approach of symbolic information processing has resulted in doubtful "solutions" to fundamental problems of our understanding of cognition and action. One such problem is to understand volition and intentionality. Related problems arise from issues such as representation, constructivism and situatedness. The consequences of this discussion for psychology and cognitive science will have to be examined. The aim of the Monte Verita symposium is to bring together representatives of a new dynamical approach to cognition from various disciplines.
The Society for Computers in Psychology meets in New Orleans just a few days before JDM(November 16, 2000). http://www.gsu.edu/~lrcdaw/call2000.htm
The Psychonomic Society: New Orleans, LA, November 16-19, 2000. For information contact: Roger L. Mellgren, Secretary-Treasurer, Dept of Psychology, Box 19528, University of Texas, Arlington TX 76019-0528 USA, (817) 272-2775, fax: (817) 272-2364, <mellgren@uta.edu>.
The Society for Risk Analysis will meet December 3-6, 2000, at the Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel in Arlington, Virginia with the theme of "Applications of Risk Analysis in Industry and Government. (Submission deadline passed.) URL: http://www.sra.org/events.htm.
The Second International Symposium on Imprecise Probabilities and Their
Applications, (ISIPTA '01), will be held at Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY, from June 26 to 29, 2001. Imprecise probability is a generic term
for the many mathematical models which measure chance or uncertainty
without sharp numerical probabilities. Papers are encouraged on
all aspects of imprecise probability and its applications. Those
wishing to present a paper should submit a short paper of 4-10 pages
electronically, by 15 January 2001. LaTeX and Word style files will be
made on the symposium web site (http://ippserv.rug.ac.be/~isipta01)
well before this deadline. Authors of accepted papers will be given
the opportunity for both a brief oral presentation as well as a poster
session. All information relating to the symposium will be on the
above web site. For any questions about the symposium, please contact
the Organizing Committee: Terrence Fine, Director, Center for Applied
Mathematics, Rhodes Hall 612,Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853
(Tel:607-255-4336/3643 E-mail: tlfine@cam.cornell.edu).
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