Welcome to the Psychonomic Society

The Psychonomic Society promotes the communication of scientific research in psychology and allied sciences. Its members are qualified to conduct and supervise scientific research, must hold the PhD degree or equivalent, and must have published significant research other than the doctoral dissertation. Society membership, including associate members, is now around 2,050. The main function of the Society is to exchange information among scientists. To this end, it publishes six journals and annually hosts an international scientific meeting.

The Psychonomic Society is a member of the Federation of Associations in Behavioral & Brain Sciences.

• About the Society
• Membership
• Journals
• Annual Meeting
• Information for Librarians

Abstract Submission

Submit your abstract for the 2013 annual meeting here. Deadline for submission is June 1, 2013.

Call for Papers

Please click here for more information on the Call for Papers.

NEW!

• New Editor Search: Behavior Research Methods. Expressions of interest are now being solicited and will be considered until July 15, 2013.


• The Psychonomic Society announces a new award: the Associate Member Select-Speaker Awards. The purpose of the travel award is to highlight exceptional research by Associate Members at the annual meeting. The deadline for receipt of abstracts for these awards is May 15, 2013.


• New Editor Search: Memory & Cognition. Expressions of interest are now being solicited and will be considered until June 3, 2013.


• Call for Papers for CABN Special Issue Titled: Mechanisms of Motivation-Cognition Interactions - Due July 1, 2013


• FABBS Action Alert: Act now to urge your federal elected officials to support a bipartisan, balanced approach to deficit reduction that protects investments in science.
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• Upload 2012 Annual Scientific Meeting Posters


• Search 2012 Poster Presentation Database

Keynote Videos:

• View a video of John Anderson's 2012 Keynote Address: Using the Brain to Discover the Mind.
• View a video of the 2012 Special Session: Improving the Quality of Psychological Science.
• View previous Annual Meeting videos here.

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