2025 Annual Meeting is a week away, but online registration is still open! #psynom25 offers opportunities to reconnect and engage in scientific discussions. Registration includes the keynote address, 300+ presentations, five symposia, the town hall, 1,000+ posters, and more! bit.ly/4nv9vVE

The Psychonomic Society Governing Board is excited to announce the 2025 Fall Class of Fellows! This program recognizes members for their independent scholarship and outstanding research in the psychological sciences. Congratulations to the Fall Class of 2025! bit.ly/4nVpFYC

The #PSYNOM25 Mobile App is now available, allowing you to view the program and search by day, topic, or author to create your personalized schedule and abstract book. Connect with attendees through in-app messaging, receive notifications, view the exhibitor list, & much more! buff.ly/doTVaSx

Did you miss someone raising their hand on #Zoom? Clutter probably didn't help, and we know why. New paper from Semizer and Rosenholtz in #gocrpi and post by Ben Wolfe. buff.ly/d6wVmjC

We see the forest, but what do we know about the trees? Our perception of ensembles may be richer than previously thought. Read more in a post by @ankosov.bsky.social on a new #psynomPBR paper by Vladislav Khvostov @khvo100v.bsky.social, Árni Gunnar Ásgeirsson, & Árni Kristjánsson buff.ly/3NCjHIz

Deadline Alert: Register for #psynom25 now to avoid the higher late registration fees that go into effect on November 1: bit.ly/4nv9vVE

A #psynomCABN study by Morris and colleagues shows how motivation, apathy, and impulsivity are interconnected in Huntington’s disease. Post by Heather Manitzas Hill and Megan Davis buff.ly/9PmMhIW

Choosing the right wearable for research just got easier. Explore the new Stress in Action Wearables Database - #psynomBRM paper by Schoenmakers and colleagues

🪢 How do we picture things that bend or twist? A new #gocrpi study by Bennett-Pierre, Shipley, Newcombe @noranewcombe.bsky.social & Gunderson @gundersonlab.bsky.social introduces the Knot Reasoning Task, measuring flexible spatial skills. Post by Mickes buff.ly/g40cv5j

Does Googling make you more creative? 🧐 A new blog post by Heather Manitzas Hill highlights research in #psynomMC by Oppenheimer & Patterson showing that while the internet can spark ideas for individuals, it may limit creativity in groups. buff.ly/fzmVpuo

There is still time to register for the next talk of the One World Series on October 8! Guest speaker Gordon Pennycook, Cornell University, USA, will present “Dialogues with AI demonstrate the persuasive power of facts and evidence.” Register for free today: bit.ly/3K80JyY @gordpennycook.bsky.social

The cat’s out of the bag! New research on idioms reveals hidden messages behind the words. Check out the #psynomMC paper by Nicholas Griffen and Ira Noveck irastamon.bsky.social. Post by @brettrmyers. buff.ly/otvD0qH

Cohen’s & Fleiss’ kappa assume each subject has one category. @filipmoons Filip Moons & Ellen Vandervieren introduce a generalized Fleiss’ kappa that handles multiple categories per subject, supports hierarchies & weights, and works with missing data.

The next talk of the One World Series will be presented on October 8. Guest speaker Gordon Pennycook, Cornell University, USA, will present “Dialogues with AI demonstrate the persuasive power of facts and evidence.” Register for free today: bit.ly/3K80JyY @gordpennycook.bsky.social

What are the worst parts of psychology experiments? 1) They’re boring 2) Not enough sandwiches Drew McLaughlin & Arthur Samuel have a fix for both in their latest #psynomBRM paper; post by Melinh Lai.

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Ayşecan Boduroğlu, Koç Univ., Turkey, and Audrey Duarte, Univ. of Texas at Austin, USA, were elected to the 2026 Governing Board. Full announcement: buff.ly/OvRClyn Congrats, Ayşecan and Audrey! @ayaecanb.bsky.social @audreyduarte.bsky.social

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Monica S. Castelhano, Queen’s University, Canada, has been selected as the 2027 Chair Governing Board Chair. Congratulations, Monica! Read the full announcement here: buff.ly/OvRClyn @QVCLpsych @queensu buff.ly/geVUHW4 buff.ly/vJf1RfR

JASP Raincloud plots! More transparency, clearer patterns, better science. New BRM paper by @vlott.bsky.social, @donvdbergh.bsky.social, @fbartos.bsky.social, @njudd.com, @jordyvanlangen.bsky.social, @lukekorthals.bsky.social, @rogierk.bsky.social, @ejwagenmakers.bsky.social et al.

New #AllThingsCognition episode! Repeated events form the structure of our everyday lives. How do we recall them? Jonathan Caballero interviews #psynomM&C authors Oliver Bontkes & Eva Rubínová @obontkes.bsky.social @evarubinova.bsky.social @danipalombo.bsky.social

Researchers have validated Fabla, a secure smartphone app that lets participants record spoken diary entries in their daily lives. ✅ Higher adherence & usability ✅ 2x more language data than text diaries. #psynomBRM paper by Kaplan @deannakaplan.bsky.social and colleagues.

A new study uses AI-generated stimuli to uncover attention to complex scene features. Read more in a post by @ankosov.bsky.social on a new #psynomAPP paper by @songaeun.bsky.social, @drmack.bsky.social, and @dirkbwalther.bsky.social buff.ly/2So7ndD

💬 Donate your messages for science—without sharing the content. Dona collects only metadata, protecting privacy while enabling research. New post by Alyssa Asmar on #psynomBRM paper by Hakobyan @olya-hakobyan.bsky.social and co @drimalla.bsky.social buff.ly/rubawuB

⏳ FINAL CALL! Time is running out to vote in the 2026 Governing Board Election. Don't miss your chance to shape our society's leadership for the years to come. It only takes a few moments to make a difference. Voting closes on August 31: bit.ly/456qfN6

The early registration deadline is coming up fast! Renew your membership and register by August 31 to secure the largest discount. Don't wait— secure your spot and stay for #psynom25 today! bit.ly/4103RSU bit.ly/4lZJxJx

Need to control visual similarity in your experiments? A new open database by Robbins and colleagues @michaelhout.bsky.social @haywardgodwin.bsky.social, published in #psynomBRM, maps similarity among 1,200 objects in 20 categories using MDS—validated & ready to use.

🐀😱 Do rats feel fear—or just freeze in response? New #psynomLB paper by Zheng @binyinphd.bsky.social and co tease apart defensive behavior vs. subjective emotion by studying ultrasonic vocalisations. buff.ly/t9H0yxg

The strength of our society lies in the active participation of its members. The 2026 Governing Board election is a critical moment for Emeriti, Fellows, and Members to help shape the future of the Society. Vote by August 31: bit.ly/456qfN6

Your voice matters in shaping the future of the Psychonomic Society. This is your chance to influence the direction of cognitive psychology for years to come. Cast your ballot by August 31: bit.ly/456qfN6

Why do we struggle to tell apart faces of other races? New #psynomBRM paper by Shoura @moazshoura.bsky.social , Walther & Nestor @adriannestor.bsky.social uses GAN-based “knockout faces” to reveal what info we miss. #FaceRecognition 👉

Your opportunity to join the esteemed ranks of Psychonomic Society Fellows is closing soon. Apply for the Fall 2025 class by September 1. Let's continue to build our community of brilliant minds! bit.ly/3IFMBw0

🚨 New tool alert! Fokin and co created the Polish Vocabulary Size Test (PVST) — a fast, validated, and adaptive way to measure Polish vocab for natives & learners. Try it here 👉 myvocab.info/pl #Psycholinguistics #LanguageScience buff.ly/lFaPqCE

Ever have a symptom & assume the worst? That’s the Inverse Base Rate Effect—we over-focus on rare outcomes. A new #psynomPBR study by Dome @lenarddome.bsky.social & Wills finds distraction & time pressure can reduce this bias. Post by Alyssa Asmar. buff.ly/FTDQE25

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Roy S. Hessels has been honored with the 2025 Best Article Award for BRM. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. Read the paper here: bit.ly/45dKKWM #psynomBRM

Fellows are among the most distinguished researchers in cognitive psychology. Be recognized for your achievements by applying today: bit.ly/3IFMBw0

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 Graduate Travel Award. These prestigious awards honor exceptional graduate student members who will showcase their research at the 2025 Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, USA. Learn more here: bit.ly/4mz8AUe

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 J. Frank Yates Travel Award. These awards honor outstanding graduate students who will present at the 2025 Annual Meeting and who come from underrepresented or marginalized groups. Learn more here: buff.ly/nGCGlrx

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Emily N. Line & Sara Jaramillo have been honored with the 2025 Best Article Award for CR:PI. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. Read the paper here: bit.ly/4m85uqq #gocrpi @emily_line @_SaraJaramillo

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Matthew G. Evans has been honored with the 2025 Best Article Award for AP&P. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. Read the paper here: bit.ly/3HnnZYC #psynomAPP linkedin.com/in/mattgilevans

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Victor Ajuwon has been honored with the 2025 Best Article Award for L&B. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. Read the paper here: bit.ly/45CAn06 #psynomLB @victorajuwon1 @Dr_AlexSchnell @_MonteiroTiago_ @nickyclayton22

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Fernanda Morales-Calva has been honored with the 2025 Best Article Award for CABN. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. Read the paper here: bit.ly/4ooPcuL #psynomCABN @F_Morales_Calva

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Thalia H. Vrantsidis has been honored with the 2025 Best Article Award for M&C. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. Read the paper here: bit.ly/4fuLPhQ #psynomMC @T_Vrantsidis

The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Brian Maniscalco & Lucie Charles have been honored with the 2025 Best Article Award for PB&R. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. Read the paper here: bit.ly/4otSo8A #psynomPBR @LucieCharlesCog @luciecharlesneuro.bsky.social

New #AllThingsCognition podcast interview is out! Anthony Cruz interviews Trent Cash and Danny Oppenheimer on their #psynomMC paper on LLMs and metacognition.

Your significant research and dedication to the advancement of cognition deserve recognition. Take this next step in your career and submit your application to become a Fellow of the Society by September 1: bit.ly/3IFMBw0

A new study uncovers the key to our sensitivity to patterns of motion in the environment. Read more in a post by @ankosov.bsky.social on a new #psynomPBR paper by Li Li, Xuechun Shen, and Shuguang Kuai buff.ly/e0Bb6GF

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 Alderete and colleagues #Psycholinguistics #NetworkAnalysis #OpenAccess post by Caballero

It's time! Registration and hotel reservations for the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society are officially open! Register by Aug 31 to get the largest discount. Don't wait— secure your spot and stay for #psynom25 today! bit.ly/4103RSU bit.ly/4lZJxJx

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 colleagues buff.ly/IuhWKaB

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