SMP presents an annual award for the most outstanding paper published in the Journal of Mathematical Psychology in the preceding three years. The award is named after R. Duncan Luce, recognizing his founding role in the field of mathematical psychology, in our Society, and in the journal.

Richter, T., Ulrich, R., & Janczyk, M. (2023). Diffusion models with time-dependent parameters: An analysis of computational effort and accuracy of different numerical methods. Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 114, 102756.

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The Society for Mathematical Psychology presents an annual award for the most outstanding paper published in Computational Brain & Behavior in the preceding three years. The Computational Brain & Behavior Outstanding Paper Award is sponsored by Springer.

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Recording of the award-winning presentation is available on mathpsych.org to registered VMP 2025 attendees. Didn't register in advance? Access to the virtual meeting content is still available via mathpsych.org/conference/20/

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Recording of the award-winning presentation is available on mathpsych.org to registered VMP 2025 attendees. Didn't register in advance? Access to the virtual meeting content is still available via mathpsych.org/conference/20/

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Find out more at dynamicfieldtheory.org

Dynamic Field Theory postulates that cognitive processes share properties with sensory-motor processes that both emerge from the dynamics of neural populations with strong recurrent connectivity.

The goal of the workshop is to teach participants the principles of Dynamic Field Theory and provide hands-on experience building models that can be applied in their own research.

Day 4 of the conference will end with the ICCM Session #3

12-1pm EDT: ICCM Sesion 3
mathpsych.org/session/440

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