[Air-L] 3rd Summer School on Internet-based Data Collection and Analysis in Decision Making

[U. Reips]

Dear colleagues:
we'd be most thankful if you were to distribute 
the following announcement of our 3rd Konstanz 
summer school.

Looking forward to seeing you at Lake Constance,
Ulf

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3rd Summer School on Internet-based Data 
Collection and Analysis in Decision Making 2019

The Graduate School of Decision Sciences and 
Department of Psychology, University of Konstanz, 
invite you to take part in our 3rd Summer School 
on Internet-based Data Collection and Analysis in 
Decision Making

September 09-13, 2019 @ University of Konstanz

Instructors (bios see below):
Michael Birnbaum * Chick Judd * Gary McClelland * Ulf-Dietrich Reips

Topics:

Basic and advanced concepts of Internet-based research
Methods of Decision Making Research
Mediation & Moderation & Mediated Moderation analysis
Experimental design
Online tools & standards
Visualization
Apps
Optimal design
Theory and model testing
Mixed models
Analysis of Internet data
Avoiding frequently made errors
Practical applications
Social Media
Big Data
Epistemology
iScience

Summer School begins with Registration Monday 9th of September, 11:00
There will be an Early Arrival social gathering on Sunday evening.

Cost: 270.- Euro (Early bird), 290.- after July 
16, includes lunches and catering during the 
summer school (partial fee waiver for GSDS and 
UNIKN Psychology students available)

3 ECTS for those who participate in and pass the optional exam

Social Programme in and around Lake Constance.

Apply until August 15 (for Early bird fee by July 
15) by filling the form at 
http://iscience.uni-konstanz.de/collaborations/4492-2/

Payment of the fee (270.-/290.- Euro) needs to simultaneously go to:

Recipient: Universitaetskasse Konstanz
Bank: BW-Bank Konstanz
IBAN: DE92 6005 0101 7486 5012 74
BIC: SOLA DE ST

Purpose (very important to include in bank 
transfer!): Summer School Data Collection

Please send any inquiries about the summer school 
to <gsds.summerschool at uni-konstanz.de>

Instructors:

Michael Birnbaum received his PhD from UCLA in 
1972. He taught at University of Illinois, 
Urbana- Champaign from 1974-1986, where he was 
head of the Division of Quantitative and 
Industrial/Organizational Psychology, and 
promoted to Full Professor in 1982. He came to 
California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) in 
1986 on leave from University of Illinois, and 
made the position here permanent in 1988. He is a 
founder and current co-director of the Decision 
Research Center at CSUF. He was named Outstanding 
Professor for CSUF in 1991-92. He has published 
more than 140 scientific articles and three 
books. In the last decade, he has had five grants 
from the National Science Foundation and one from 
the American Psychological Association. He served 
as president of the Society for Mathematical 
Psychology, 2002-2003, president of the Society 
for Judgment and Decision Making, 2008-2009, and 
president of the Society for Computers in 
Psychology, 2009-2010.

Charles "Chick" M. Judd is College Professor of 
Distinction Emeritus at University of Colorado, 
Boulder. He received his PhD in 1976 from 
Columbia University after getting a B.A. from 
Yale. He then became Assistant Professor, then 
Associate Professor at Harvard University. In 
1981 he became an Associate Professor at 
University of Colorado, Boulder, where he was 
promoted to Professor of Psychology and 
Neuroscience in 1987 and College Professor of 
Distinction in 2006. He has been a Visiting 
Professor at Oxford University, the University of 
California Berkeley, and Stanford University, 
among others. He served as the editor of both the 
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology and the 
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. His 
research has been devoted to two main areas: 
social cognition and research methods. In the 
former area, he has published widely on 
stereotyping, prejudice, and intergroup 
relations, particularly looking at causes and 
consequences of perceived group differences. In 
the later area, his work has been devoted to 
issues of mediation, moderation, the analysis of 
data with dependencies, and mixed models with 
multiple random factors. Among numerous awards, 
he received the Thomas Ostrom Award for Lifetime 
Contributions to Social Cognition Research, 2010 
and in 2012 the Jacob Cohen Award from the 
American Psychological Association. He also was 
awarded an honorary doctorate from the Catholic 
University of Louvain in Belgium.

Gary McClelland is a Professor emeritus of the 
University of Colorado, Boulder, received his PhD 
in 1971 from the University of Michigan, and has 
been a pioneer in the use of interactive 
web-based graphics to support understanding of 
methodological concepts in both scientific 
journal articles and in educational materials 
(e.g., Irwin & McClelland, 2003; McClelland, 
1997, 2000). Gary's two primary research 
interests are (1) judgment and decision making 
and (2) statistical methods. He is a founding 
member of the Society for Judgment and Decision 
Making and a founding fellow of the Association 
for Psychological Science. He and Chick Judd in 
2012 jointly won the Jacob Cohen Award for 
Distinguished Contributions to Teaching and 
Mentoring by the American Psychological 
Association, Div. 5.

Ulf-Dietrich Reips is a Full Professor at the 
University of Konstanz. He received his PhD in 
1996 from the University of Tübingen. His 
research focuses on Internet-based research 
methodologies, the psychology of the Internet, 
measurement, development, perceptions of 
inequality, cognition of causality, personality, 
privacy, Social Media, mobile experience 
sampling, collective behavior, and Big Data. In 
1994, he founded the Web Experimental Psychology 
Lab, the first laboratory for conducting real 
experiments on the World Wide Web. Ulf was a 
founder of the German Society for Online 
Research, was elected the first non-North 
American president of the Society for Computers 
in Psychology and he is the founding editor of 
the free open access journal International 
Journal of Internet Science. Ulf and his team 
(http://iscience.uni-konstanz.de/) develop and 
provide methods and free Web tools for 
researchers, teachers, students, and the public. 
They received numerous awards for their Web 
applications (available from the iScience Server 
at (http://iscience.eu/) and methodological work 
serving the research community.