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Practice makes pitch perfect #perfectPitch 🎹🎺 🎧 New post by Anthony Cruz on #psynomPBR paper by Yetta Alan Wong et al. buff.ly/jEc3N1Z

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The 24th meeting of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology will be held in Sheffield, UK, on the 2nd-5th September 2024. Conference registration opens 1st April! escop2025.com

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Visual perspective-taking can be costly when switching between viewpoints. Check out Dorit Segal's #psynomPBR paper for more. Post by Brett Myers. buff.ly/hzsbDjf

The #psynomLB special issue honoring Nicky Clayton Nicola Clayton is out! So is this new interview with lively Nicky Clayton as she talks about enthusiastic serendipity, dance, magic, and more. buff.ly/8Nqp5Gw

📢 The 2025 Call for Abstracts is open! Join us at the Psychonomic Society’s 66th Annual Meeting: Nov 20-23 in Denver, Colorado, USA. 🗓 Deadline: June 5. Guidelines: buff.ly/b9TQXJA #psynom25

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🚨 Data Blitz Presentations are here! New in 2025 at the PS Annual Meeting this November. Graduate Students now have the chance to present in spoken sessions with this fast-paced format: 10 minutes total, 5-minute talk + 5-minute Q&A, 2 Data Blitz talks per session. 30-40

🎉 Congratulations to three Psychonomic Society members elected as 2024 AAAS Fellows! This prestigious honor recognizes their exceptional contributions to science. Learn more: bit.ly/4jcvO0G #AAASFellows #PsychonomicSociety

Why do we constantly glance at our phones? New research shows it’s not just habit or distraction. Objects with a history of giving us useful info capture our attention automatically. #psynomAPP paper by Doyle et al. and post by Alyssa Asmar buff.ly/bdXk4Bg

Is similarity-based processing in the eye of the inferrer? In their latest #psynomPBR paper, Florian Seitz Seitz, Albrecht, von Helversen, Rieskamp, & Rosner use #eyeTracking & modeling to uncover how we use similarity- & rule-based processing when making quantitative

Now Open: Call for 2026 Governing Board Nominations The Psychonomic Society invites Fellows, Members, and Emeritus Members to nominate up to four individuals to serve on the Governing Board for the 2026-2031 term. Deadline: June 30. More: bit.ly/4aDaGwl

Still time to register for Wednesday’s One World program! Join us for Groundbreaking Large-Scale Social Outcomes in Psychological Phenomena: From Measurement to Interventions with Alin Coman on April 23, 2025, from 11:15 AM–1:00 PM ET. Read more and register today!

We get better with practice, but when stimuli are appealing, we improve even more. Post by Jonathan A. Caballero and #psynomAPP paper by Reppa & McDougall #Attention #VisualSearch #PracticeEffects. buff.ly/aHOoePH

🚨Deadline Alert: Memory & Cognition (M&C) seeks paper submissions for “Control Processes, Memory Attributions, and Process Dissociations: A Tribute to Larry Jacoby” by April 30. Submission guidelines can be found here: bit.ly/3EeqJWX

How does color shape numerical judgments?🎨🌈 New research in #psynomPBR by Qi Li et al. shows that high color variety leads to higher estimates and, under certain conditions, faster counting. Post by Alyssa Asmar buff.ly/8La5DnD

🚨 Deadline Alert: May 8 for 2025 Travel Awards Applications! Psychonomic Society doubles 2025 travel awards for Annual Meeting in Denver, CO, USA! Appy now via the abstract system. bit.ly/435ifd6 #psynom25

Lab vs. real world. Turns out we can learn a lot from making observers look for the same thing over and over, even though we don’t do that at home! #psynomAPP by Jeremy Wolfe and colleagues; post by @benwolfevision buff.ly/53GzU47