Abstract submission are open for the MathPsych/ICCM 2026 conference in Montreal July 17 to 21, 2026 mathpsych.org/conference/23/ The submission deadline is February 28!

It is no secret that I miss being in the classroom. But last night I got to give a workshop - the first one I've done since my new book came out. I spent time with students tossing beach balls (!) and hopefully demystifying this whole "Bayesian" thing. Can't wait to do it again!

^^this ^^ is my next book proposal, if I ever get time to write it! I think there's a good market for it out there...

Come join our new PhD program in Experimental Psychology at Tarleton State University! am recruiting a PhD student to start in Fall 2026! Reach out to me if you are interested...would love to chat

After a great @mathpsych.org conference this past weekend, I am proud to begin a 4-year term as Treasurer of the Society for Mathematical Psychology! I am looking forward to this work. Many thanks to Leslie Blaha for her dedication to SMP as secretary/treasurer during the past 8 years!

Job alert! Please share with your networks that include quantitative psychologists. TY in advance! fa-exci-saasfaprod1.fa.ocs.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candid...

🎉AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT🎉

The 2025 Computational Brain & Behavior Outstanding Paper Award goes to Daniel Cavagnaro & Michel Regenwetter for the paper "Probabilistic Choice Induced by Strength of Preference"

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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🎉AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT🎉

The 2025 R. Dunca Luce Outstanding Paper Award goes to Thomas Richter, Rolf Ulrich & Markus Janczyk for "Diffusion models with time-dependent parameters: An analysis of computational effort and accuracy of different numerical methods"

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The 2025 MathPsych/ICCM meeting starts tomorrow with a day of workshops and symposia!

#iccmpsyched but can't make it this year? Get your fomo here:

Have fun on your sabbatical!

if you have any questions about applying, reach out to me by email!

We are now (officially) accepting applications for the Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology at Tarleton State University! If you are still looking for a Fall 2025 start, start your application now!

tarletonstate.us/graduate

Erin Maloney, Jo-Anne LeFevre, and I co-edited a special issue of the Canadian J. of Exp. Psychology to honor the legacy of our friend Jamie Campbell. I'm happy to share that the special issue is finally live!

Our editorial is free to view here:

doi.org/10.1037/cep0...

Over the moon about my 4th place overall finish at this weekend's Little Elm Sprint Duathlon. Lots of room for improvement, too...looking forward to the next opportunity to race!

Call for Governing Board Nominations. Deadline: June 30. Navy text over a light grey background with board meeting table and chairs. Psychonomic Society logo on the left upper corner.

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

Finally! Six years after the release of the open-source book Learning Statistics with JASP, version 2.0 is live! I have updated the book to include screenshots of the newest version of JASP, as well as typo fixes. All can be seen at learnstatswithjasp.com. Enjoy!!

Bayesian Statistics: The Basics Amazon.com: Bayesian Statistics: The Basics: 9781032744001: Faulkenberry, Thomas J.: Books

Today is the day! Bayesian Statistics: The Basics is now available to purchase! I provided an Amazon link below, but you can purchase from any major bookseller. Get yourself a copy for summer reading....I'll even sign it for you :)

"...if I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants..."

Seeing a book in print always brings conflicting feelings - joy, relief, and a looming "what's next?".

But today, I will focus on joy, for it is a beautiful book! It is the book I wanted to read a decade ago...but it feels pretty good to be the one who got around to writing it.

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Registration is now open for the annual conferences of the Society for Mathematical Psychology. This summer, mathpsych.org will host a virtual conference (June 16-20) and Ohio State University will host an in-person conference (July 25-29).

Please share! Not 100% official yet, but I may get to recruit a Ph.D. student for Fall 2025. If you are interested in psychological methods, math, and/or some combination of those, send me a message so we can chat!

another recommendation is Dr. Keisha Bahr at Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi. She has given workshops for us that have been wonderful, and she has a neat book too ("The Narrative Gym for Science Graduate Students and Postdocs")

Bayesian Statistics: The Basics

Release date is set! Bayesian Statistics: The Basics will be available on April 30...just in time for summer reading by the pool 🙂

www.amazon.com/Bayesian-Sta...

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Deadline for MathPsych-ICCM submissions is today! mathpsych.org/conference/19/

I am thrilled to get to continue my work on the Editorial Board of the J. of Numerical Cognition, now as an Associate Editor for the "Advanced Statistical Analysis" section.

One of my best papers is in this journal, so I feel a strong loyalty to it. Looking forward to this work for sure :)

Yes…context is missing here. Just a conceptual “definition”

I miss teaching this semester, and these classes sound like amazing ones to run!

Final edits on page proofs submitted today! Here is a sneak peak of the new book...counting down the days until I hold the physical copy in my hands!

I got a lovely message from someone in Australia who found my book in a shop!

Some news to share! Starting this summer, I will begin a 4-year term as Treasurer of the Society for Mathematical Psychology.

I am looking forward to this work with a great society.