Just for fun, I checked this against the research records of some Nobel Prize winners and they just barely scrape by into 'meets expectations'.

Not sure they'd fare as well on the teaching and service criteria, though..

✍️ Deadline approaching.

Virtual MathPsych/ICCM 2024 is accepting submissions until 28 February 2024.

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VMP 2024 will be held online in June 2024 with pre-recorded talks and live discussions sessions 17-21 June 2024.

Submission Deadline Approaching

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Submission types include MathPsych Abstracts, ICCM Papers, Symposia, Workshops and Tutorials.

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🎉🎉Call for Submissions: In-Person MathPsych/ICCM 2024, Tilburg University, July 19-22, 2024🎉🎉

The organizing committee invites abstracts for talks, posters & symposia to the 57th Annual MathPsych Meeting & the 22nd ICCM at Tilburg University, the Netherlands.

The relationship between psychology and evolution has been an uneasy one. Peter Kvam explains how AI tools can help scientists better understand how human behaviors may have evolved. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/defini…

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Scientific models of climate change or virus spread can be almost impossible to understand. As people have begun to distrust what scientists tell them, this is what's needed, writes Peter Kvam psychologytoday.com/us/blog/defini…

What is a scientific model? psychologytoday.com/us/blog/defi... Models bridge the gap between what we can understand and what we want to understand -- and extend that bridge in both directions. Now on the front page of Psychology Today!
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One major way polarization grows is the bias in how we filter events and behaviors (for example, seeing relatively rare behaviors or events as meaningful representations of large groups of people).

A study by @peterkvam and colleagues examined this.

Yes, innovations like ChatGPT and ResNet are impressive, but a little perspective.. in many of the most important ways, Your Dog is (still, quite a lot) Smarter than AI:

(especially *your* dog 😉)

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For the first time, I uploaded a preprint without a clear idea of where or when I'm going to submit it. Hoping feedback and questions can help refine it a bit!

Re-assessing the role of operational definitions in psychology | PsyArXiv
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Is your brain a quantum computer? As with all headlines that ask a question, the answer is probably no. But behavior can still be meaningfully and gainfully described using quantum mechanics.

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