No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The meetings will follow the usual format with paper sessions over two and a half days (August 2 4) with a banquet after the first day of papers.
Papers for the Mathematical Psychology Meeting may be submitted by regular members, student members, and nonmembers. Any one person may present only one paper but may be a coauthor of other papers or may be an invited speaker or symposium participant. Papers will be limited to those in which mathematical, statistical, and simulation methods play a significant role in the development of psychological ideas or in the interpretation of results. Purely theoretical developments should relate clearly to some psychological issue or contribute to methodologies of obvious use in psychology. Experimental results should bear directly on some mathematical or simulation model.
Programs of past meetings appear in the Journal of Mathematical Psychology and may be consulted for ideas concerning symposia as well as for ideas about areas that have not recently been covered. All members of the Society for Mathematical Psychology are welcome to make suggestions for symposia and invited speakers to the Program Committee as soon as possible.
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