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This year's Annual Meeting of the Society for Judgment and Decision Making will be held in New York City, NY, November 22-25, 2024

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Articles published this year in the journal Judgment and Decision Making:

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Robin had an extraordinary impact on my life.

I had the privilege to share many adventures with him. I'm immensely grateful.

I’ll miss him dearly, together with a lot of people, whose lives he touched and improved.

Join us for the 2nd Virtual SJDM Doctoral Symposium (May 13 @ 11am-3pm ET)! Leading faculty & industry professionals will discuss the far-reaching contributions of JDM scholars & we'll hear from the 2023 SJDM Poster Award winners. More info: sjdm.org SJDM

Are you a PhD student interested in judgment and decision making research?
⚡️Register for the virtual doctoral symposium today⚡️

Symposium happening May 13.

Huge thank you to the organizers: Margaret Echelbarger Övül Sezer Alix Barasch Ioannis Evangelidis

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Farewell Robin. You were one of the greatest JDM researchers ever and someone who soared above the small stuff to see what really matters.

A giant in the field of decision-making, a giant in being kind, encouraging and understanding towards young scholars! Not only would the group at Chicago not be the same, the entire field of JDM would have not been the same! Thanks for everything Robin and RIP.

I'm so sad to hear about Robin Hogarth's passing. He was an intellectual giant and an amazingly nice man.

My favorite Hogarth idea:'wicked' and 'kind' environments for learning. Take driving. Learning how hard to press the accelerator is kind, tho good to practice in a parking lot. Assessing your driving skill: wicked. Easy to think you are above average.

RIP, Robin Hogarth, who passed yesterday. Robin was a giant in the field of decision research. The Behavioral Science group at Chicago Booth would not be the same without Robin and Hillel Einhorn. But I will most remember him as a wonderful and kind man.

A nice collection of thoughts by some of the many people who got to know Danny Kahneman over the years.

Remembering Daniel Kahneman: A Mosaic of Memories and Lessons behavioralscientist.org/remembering-da… via Behavioral Scientist

The Eiffel tower or Taj Mahal. Monuments we don't see everyday but take comfort in knowing the world is better cos of them. Kahneman was the Eiffel for so many in our field. It's like the sun has been switched off! BEAR UofT Cass Sunstein George Wu Richard H Thaler
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In honor of Daniel Kahneman, my hero, I submit this clip from his 2017 APS Keynote.

Tom Gilovich asks him a question that would allow him to elevate himself and maybe even impress people. To me, his response is perfect:

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It's a sad day for behavioral science. I am grateful to Danny Kahneman for teaching me to use vision as a model of judgment. I admire his tenacity in the pursuit of knowledge. And I thank him for making possible my love, family, and life with Mina Cikara.

One illustration of how Danny Kahneman has influenced me. This is the “top shelf” of my bookcase in my home office. Kahneman + Tversky + my thesis advisor Howard Raiffa + a few other classics. ⁦Yes, there are first copies at work. ⁦Cass Sunstein⁩

Remembering Danny Kahneman: Reflections from David Halpern
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Hard to find words for the loss of Danny Kahneman. He had the most original mind I have ever known, & also the deepest. He could connect with others - truly, madly, deeply. Knowing him was a privilege and a joy, & the best imaginable roller coaster ride.
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Many of you will share tributes today to Danny Kahneman, highlighting how he informed your work or paved the way for your career, and so on.

Today I would like to honor DK for financing my relationship and eventual marriage to Carey Morewedge (1/n)