Psychonomic Society

When you see someone move, your brain doesn’t just watch - it joins in! 🧠💃 New #psynomBRM study by Shen @xiaoshan2012 and colleagues shows how posture and spinal cord injury affect your perception of biological motion. Post by Anthony Cruz buff.ly/VjfCRH2

The Fellows program honors members for their outstanding research and emerging global reputation in the psychological sciences. Learn more and apply by September 1: bit.ly/3IFMBw0

A researcher-friendly resource for studying phonological social networks. Spread the word to your networks! #psynomBRM paper by @prof_alderete and colleagues #Psycholinguistics #NetworkAnalysis #OpenAccess post by @Jo_A_Caballero buff.ly/7OOhnkL

It's time! Registration and hotel reservations for the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society are officially open! 🗓️ Nov 20-23, 2025 📍 Denver, CO, USA 🏨 Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel Register by Aug 31 to get the largest discount. Don't wait— secure your spot and…

Assessing reading skills for an entire school’s worth of children is challenging and time-consuming – unless you’re using ROAR-CAT! 📚🦁Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) to assess reading abilities. Post by Anthony Cruz; #psynomBRM paper by @anyawma, @KlintKanopka and…

Implicit attention bias “sees” pedestrians. New #gocrpi paper by Britt, Chau, & Sun; post by Heather Manitzas Hill buff.ly/7Ju0c4U

Congratulations to Helen Intraub, University of Delaware, USA, recipient of the 2025 Clifford T. Morgan Distinguished Leadership Award. The award honors exceptional scientists at the forefront of cognitive psychology who have demonstrated sustained leadership and service to the…

Congratulations to Teresa Bajo, University of Granada, Spain, recipient of the 2025 Clifford T. Morgan Distinguished Leadership Award. The award honors exceptional scientists at the forefront of cognitive psychology who have demonstrated sustained leadership and service to the…

When an eyewitness shares a memory, what might make a jury perceive it as accurate? 👩🏽⚖️ A recent #psynomPBR paper by Martinez et al. suggests that certain communication styles shape how accurate a memory seems, regardless of its actual accuracy. Post by Alyssa Asmar.…

PS is pleased to announce the 2025 Mid-Career Award recipients! These awards recognize scientists who have made excellent contributions to the field in the middle of their careers. bit.ly/4k7eH0k @mindimager buff.ly/Dt1OaaN @Jason Chein @R. Shayna Rosenbaum…

Deadline Alert: Fellows, Members, Emeritus Fellows, and Emeritus Members are encouraged to nominate up to four colleagues for service on the Governing Board. Be sure to submit before the June 30 deadline: ttps://bit.ly/4aDaGwl

Right meaning “same” differs from right meaning “different” so what's left? New post by @melinhlai on #psynomAPP paper by Arnold Glass and colleagues. buff.ly/JKVy0bu

It is our pleasure to announce the 2025 Early Career Award recipients! These awards are given in recognition of scientists who have made significant contributions to the field of cognitive psychology early in their careers. bit.ly/3HTjCVi @angela_debruin @YorkPsychology…

Deadline Alert: The 2025 Call for Lunchtime Workshops deadline is less than a week away! Review the requirements and submit your proposal by June 30: bit.ly/3T6QJXZ #psynom25

Deadline Alert: Fellows, Members, Emeritus Fellows, and Emeritus Members are encouraged to nominate up to four colleagues for service on the Governing Board. Be sure to submit before the June 30 deadline: ttps://bit.ly/4aDaGwl

We are pleased to announce that Michael C. Hout, New Mexico State University, USA, will serve as the new Editor-in-Chief of AP&P. Please join us in extending our congratulations to Mike. bit.ly/45qjtCl #psynomAPP @michaelhout.bsky.social buff.ly/RVTq3mS

We are pleased to announce that Jonathan G. Tullis, University of Arizona, USA, will serve as the new Editor-in-Chief of CR:PI. Please join us in extending our congratulations to Jonathan. bit.ly/4l6plFp #gocrpi buff.ly/QjkOnNH

Reminder: Fellows, Members, Emeritus Fellows, and Emeritus Members are encouraged to nominate up to four colleagues for service on the Governing Board. Be sure to submit before the June 30 deadline: ttps://bit.ly/4aDaGwl

Deadline Alert: Submit Your Abstract by This Thursday, June 3! Don’t miss your opportunity to present your research at the 2025 Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, USA (November 20–23). Submit a paper or poster abstract before the deadline closes. 🔗Apply now:…

Mysterious ways our reasoning styles relate to belief in God. #psynomPBR paper by @Omid_Ghasemi21 @_onurcanyilmaz @Robert_M_Ross et al. Post by @Jo_A_Caballero #Reasoning #Cognition #PsychologyOfReligion buff.ly/05mKqDc