Lovely time at the Psychonomic Society! Presented our 5-year survival processing review and reconnected with wonderful Cornell labmates and friends. Truly a peak cognition week in Denver before Thanksgiving. Already excited for San Diego 2026! #psynom25
Our DU Psychology PhD students had a great time at the Psychonomic Society’s 2025 meeting in downtown Denver, where researchers shared cutting-edge work in cognitive and behavioral science. #psynom25 #Psychonomic2025 #CognitivePsychology #BehavioralScience #AcademicConference
Last week was a very special week in my career, and my life. During the annual meeting of the @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social in Denver #psynom25, I received the Governing Board Chair Service Award. I have been a member of the Board for 6 years now, and was the Chair of the board this year. 1/3
A woman (me) standing next to a research poster titled, “Do Individual Differences in Inhibitory Control and Working Memory Updating Predict Effect of Errors During Learning on Recall?”
First Psychonomics in the books! Heading home full of inspiration and excitement after 4 days of fascinating talks, poster sessions, and conversations. Thanks to everyone who shared their research, insights, and questions, and especially to the organizers who made it all happen! #psynom25
Grateful for the opportunity to present my research at the Symposium for Individual Differences in Cognition #SIDIC at #psynom25. I’m leaving feeling very inspired 🧠 🏔️
I had lots of great science and disinformation discussions in my social network this weekend.
But actually social. At Psychonomics annual meeting. #psynom25
Thanks to all of you for your work, thinking, and good discussions.
Thank you to the many Exhibitors and Sponsors who helped make the PS 66th Annual Meeting possible. See you all again next year in sunny San Diego! #psynom25
That’s a wrap on #psynom25! Thank you to all member volunteers and attendees who helped make this meeting a success. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to the Society. See you next year in San Diego!
At #psynom25? Come to our posters today 6pm!
V-074 Reward restructures existing cognitive maps (Seoyoung Lee)
V-075 Neural representation of multi-attribute food choices in individuals with anorexia nervosa (Hannah Kim)
V-124 Reward-induced memory precision bias in semantic categories (Xinyue Li)
Fantastic discussions today at my poster at #psynom25 ("All Gain, No Pain: Independence of Item-Specific Cognitive Stability and Flexibility"). If you missed it or my OPAM poster, they are available here! drive.google.com/drive/folder...
Believe in growth mindset? Alex Burgoyne’s talk at #psynom25 might change your mind. Their meta-analysis found that growth mindset interventions did not predict academic achievement once publication bias and study quality were accounted for. 1/
if you walk by my poster and make eye contact with me tonight at 6 pm I'll tell you all about authority and hedges and language use #psynom25
Attended the Science Outreach and Advocacy workshop at the #psynom25 meeting. Paula Croxson & Özge Fischer-Baum shared great advice on communicating science to public audiences. My three main takeaways:
1. Clearly define your communication goals
2. Consider your audience
3. Avoid jargon
Early this morning, #psynom25 attendees participated in the Jogonomics 5k/5 mile run. What a way to kick off Day 3 of the Annual Meeting. Be sure to check the Mobile App to view the rest of today’s schedule.
Lisa Fazio led an insightful Town Hall titled “Current Threats to Psychological Science - What’s Going On & What You Can Do About It,” yesterday at #psynom25. The panel provided a clearer understanding of current threats to science, scientific funding, & pressures confronting US universities.
I was super excited to present my research on memory for facial age @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social ! #psynom25 Got some really interesting ideas for follow up studies. Contact me if you want to collab!
Coming up at #psynom25 - @alexbarone987.bsky.social presenting our recent attempt at Boosting the impact of episodic simulations on decisions via spatial scaffolding. @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social w/ @heidrunschultz.bsky.social, pictured with awesome undergraduate RAs Lauren and Max.
Come join us at 15:30 for the Learning and Memory II symposium at the Psychonomic Conference in Ballroom D! I’ll be speaking about the developmental trajectory of statistical learning. See you there! #Psychonomics #PSynom25
Saturday evening at #psynom25, I’m presenting research I did with @alexatompary.bsky.social on whether items bound to a source context change memory for the visual details of the context itself.
And there will be pretty good (& not so good) participant drawings!
Come check them out at Poster 93
Let’s use a consistent hashtag for the Psychonomics Society Annual Meeting. #psynom25 I hope is the right one.
PS social media handles are listed on the 2025 Annual Meeting show art featuring a blue sky with mountainous views.
Stay connected! Remember to follow the Psychonomic Society on social media and use the official hashtag #psynom25 to share your experiences during the 2025 Annual Meeting.
Calling all student 2025 Annual Meeting attendees! Don’t miss your chance to network and connect at tonight’s student social beginning at 9:00 PM MST. #psynom25
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Come by our posters today at 6:00 PM at the Psychonomic Conference! #psynom25
We’ll be presenting three posters on statistical learning — would love to see you there!
@psychonomicsociety.bsky.social @orspesthy.bsky.social @florahann.bsky.social
Suparna Rajaram from Stony Brook University, USA, inspired attendees with her Keynote Address, “The Cognition of Social Remembering: Implications for Individual and Collective Memory,” during last night's Opening Session. #psynom25
Fantastic audience, seamless conference. #psynom25
Fellow nerds, come see @fredbergmann.bsky.social present our work on how suppression-induced forgetting generalizes to related memories, now at #psynom25 poster 148. @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social
