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MathPsych/ICCM 2021
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Risk taking
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Jun 29 @ 20:00 EDT - Jul 01 @ 19:59 EDT
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Risk taking Q&A
A Bayesian method for measuring risk propensity in the Balloon Analogue Risk Task
Jeff Coon, Michael Lee
Exploring dual-process models of the Balloon Analogue Risk Task
Ran Zhou, Prof. Jay I. Myung, Mark Pitt
When a gain becomes a loss: The effect of wealth predictions on financial decisions
Jennifer Trueblood, Dr. Abigail Sussman
The role of reward and punishment learning in externalizing adolescents: A joint generative model of traits and behavior
Dr. Nathaniel Haines, Dr. Avantika Mathur, Dr. Brandon Turner, Theodore Beauchaine, Dr. James Blair
Process model analysis for a gamble lottery task
Mario Fific, Cara Kneeland, Prof. Joe Houpt
Statistical methodology
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Jun 30 @ 20:00 EDT - Jul 02 @ 19:59 EDT
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Decisions about equivalence: A comparison of TOST, HDI-ROPE, and the Bayes factor
Ravi Selker, Maximilian Linde, Jorge Tendeiro, Eric-Jan Wagenmakers, Don van Ravenzwaaij
Calibration in experimental psychology: designing optimal calibration experiments
Dr. Dominik Bach
What is intentional binding measuring?
Laura Saad, Julien Musolino, Prof. Pernille Hemmer
An integrated measure of model complexity
J. Manuel Villarreal, Alexander John Etz, Michael Lee
Adaptive Design Optimization for the Mnemonic Similarity Task
J. Manuel Villarreal, Dr. Craig Stark, Dr. Shauna Stark, Michael Lee
Judgment
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Jul 01 @ 20:00 EDT - Jul 05 @ 19:59 EDT
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Judgment Q&A
Response time modelling reveals evidence for multiple, distinct sources of moral decision caution
Milan Andrejević, Mr. Joshua White, Daniel Feuerriegel, Simon Laham, Stefan Bode
Context-dependent choice and evaluation in real-world consumer behavior
Dr. Ross Otto, Mx. Sean Devine, Dr. Aaron Bornstein, Dr. Kenway Louie
A rational account of the repulsion effect
Rahul Bhui, Ms. Yang Xiang
Perceiving a pandemic: global-local incompatibility and COVID-19 superspreading events
Stephen Broomell, Patrick Kane
A model of decision making under alcohol intoxication
Sara McMullin, Denis McCarthy, Prof. Clintin Davis-Stober
Modeling preference reversals between intertemporal choice and pricing
Dr. Peter Kvam, Konstantina Sokratous
Estimation
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Jul 04 @ 20:00 EDT - Jul 06 @ 19:59 EDT
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Estimation Q&A
Evaluating parameter recovery of subject level parameters in the memory measurement model framework
Jan Göttmann, Dr. Gidon Frischkorn, Anna-Lena Schubert, Klaus Oberauer
Another approximation of the first-passage time densities for the Ratcliff diffusion decision model
Mr. Kendal Foster, Dr. Henrik Singmann
Parameter agreement and sources of disagreement across the Bayesian and frequentist MPT multiverse
Dr. Henrik Singmann, Prof. Beatrice Kuhlmann, Dr. Julia Groß
Errors-in-variables regression analysis to investigate unconscious mental processes
Simone Malejka, Miguel A. Vadillo, Zoltán Dienes, David R. Shanks
PyBEAM: A Bayesian approach to parameter inference for a wide class of binary evidence accumulation models.
Matt Murrow, Prof. Bill Holmes
Formal analysis
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Jul 05 @ 20:00 EDT - Jul 07 @ 19:59 EDT
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Formal analysis Q&A
A representation theorem for finite best-worst random utility models
Hans Colonius
Measures of the degree of contextuality and noncontextuality
Dr. Ehtibar N. Dzhafarov, Dr. Janne Kujala, Víctor Hernando Cervantes Botero
Extending Knowledge Space Theory to contingent information with bitstring semantics
Mr. Wai Wong, Prof. Joost Vennekens, Prof. Walter Schaeken, Prof. Lorenz Demey
A hierarchical approach to measuring contextuality
Víctor Hernando Cervantes Botero, Dr. Ehtibar N. Dzhafarov
Revisiting the connection between the Luce’s choice rule and signal detection theory
Maria Robinson, Prof. Timothy Brady, Edward Vul, Isabella DeStefano
Advances in Valence-Weighted Distance: merging probability weighting with the Sharma-Mittal family of entropies
Mikaela Akrenius
Time series
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Jul 06 @ 20:00 EDT - Jul 08 @ 19:59 EDT
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Time series Q&A
Explaining task-switching behavior using evidence accumulation models
Lori Mahoney, Prof. Joe Houpt, Ion Juvina
Cognitive models of sequential choice in the optimal stopping task
Erin Bugbee, Chase McDonald, Dr. Erin McCormick, Joshua Fiechter, Christian Lebiere, Dr. Leslie Blaha, Prof. Cleotilde (Coty) Gonzalez
Mixing process and descriptive runners in the race model of response inhibition: a hybrid approach to the stop-signal paradigm
Charlotte Tanis, Prof. Andrew Heathcote, Mr. Mark Zrubka, Dr. Dora Matzke
Quantifying sources of within-subject variance across different behavioural tasks
Dr. Marlou Perquin, Prof. Tobias Heed, Prof. Christoph Kayser
A model of timing in simple anticipatory decisions
Konstantina Sokratous, Dr. Peter Kvam, Guy Hawkins
Evidence accumulation or reinforcement learning? Modeling sequential decision-making in the “observe or bet” task
Dr. Beth Baribault, Ms. Manon Ironside, Dr. Sheri Johnson, Anne Collins
Measurement
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Jul 07 @ 20:00 EDT - Jul 09 @ 19:59 EDT
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Measurement Q&A
A model-based examination of scale effects in student evaluations of teaching
Karyssa Courey, Michael Lee
A hierarchical Bayesian model of the continuous performance task
Yiyang Chen, Nicholas Breitborde, Mario Peruggia, Trisha Van Zandt
Measuring event-order memory with a ranking task
Dr. Richard Chechile, Giulia Pintea
A computational model of the IEDS task helps shed light on attention shifting in clinical groups
Dr. James Yearsley
Comparing eyewitness identification procedures with information-theory measures
Jeffrey Starns, Andrew Cohen, Caren Rotello
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Risk taking
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 Statistical methodology
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 Judgment
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 Estimation
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 Formal analysis
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 Time series
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 Measurement
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