ANNOUNCEMENT - CALL FOR PAPERS
IMPS 2005 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PSYCHOMETRIC SOCIETY
JULY 5-8, 2005
Tilburg University, The Netherlands
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Annual Meeting
As of May 16th, a preliminary program is now available online.
Presenters who have received notice of acceptance should check their abstracts
for errors by clicking on their names. Note that it is a preliminary program
which may be modified. Questions and corrections should be sent to info@imps2005.org.
The 2005 Meeting of the Psychometric Society, the 70th Annual Meeting, will be held in Tilburg, The Netherlands on the campus of Tilburg University. Pre-conference workshops will be held on Monday, July 4, with the main conference running from Tuesday to Friday, July 5 - 8. Post-conference workshops will be held on Saturday, July 9.
Persons interested in organizing a symposium should contact Ulf Böckenholt at ulf.bockenholt@mcgill.ca.
Persons wishing to present talks (contributing sessions or poster sessions) should send titles and abstracts of no more than 200 words. Abstracts should be e-mailed to "pmetrika@uncg.edu". The subject header of the e-mail should include reference to the 2005 IMPS.
The following information should be included in attachment:
References should not be included with abstracts.
Each person is permitted to present at most one contributed paper. This restriction does not prevent a keynote speaker or an invited speaker from also presenting one contributed paper, nor does it limit the number of papers on which one can be listed as a coauthor.
The deadline for abstract submission is March 31st, 2005. You will be notified after March 31st whether your presentation is accepted.
Topic area choices:
The 2005 Meeting of the Psychometric Society, the 70th Annual Meeting, will be held in Tilburg, The Netherlands on the campus of Tilburg University. Pre-conference workshops will be held on Monday, July 4, with the main conference running from Tuesday to Friday, July 5 - 8. Post-conference workshops will be held on Saturday, July 9.
Persons interested in organizing a symposium should contact Ulf Böckenholt at ulf.bockenholt@mcgill.ca.
Persons wishing to present talks (contributing sessions or poster sessions) should send titles and abstracts of no more than 200 words. Abstracts should be e-mailed to "pmetrika@uncg.edu". The subject header of the e-mail should include reference to the 2005 IMPS.
The following information should be included in attachment:
- E-mail address for contact person
- Name, institutional affiliation, mailing address, e-mail address, and whether they are a Psychometric Society member for each author
- Name of the presenter of the submission
- Type of submission (Contributing or Poster session)
- Title of submission
- Topic area of submission (see list below)
- Abstract (<200 words)
References should not be included with abstracts.
Each person is permitted to present at most one contributed paper. This restriction does not prevent a keynote speaker or an invited speaker from also presenting one contributed paper, nor does it limit the number of papers on which one can be listed as a coauthor.
The deadline for abstract submission is March 31st, 2005. You will be notified after March 31st whether your presentation is accepted.
Topic area choices:
- (AAP) Applications
- (BSI) Bayesian Statistical Inference
- (CDA) Categorical Data Analysis
- (CTT) Classical Test Theory
- (CCC) Classification, Clustering, and Correspondence Analysis
- (EDA) Exploratory Data Analysis
- (FAC) Factor Analysis
- (GRM) Graphical Models
- (IRT) Item Response Theory
- (GLM) Generalized Linear Models
- (LDA) Longitudinal Data Analysis
- (MDS) Multidimensional Scaling
- (MVA) Multivariate Analysis
- (ODS) Optimal/Dual Scaling
- (SEM) Structural Equation Modeling
- (VCA) Variance Components Analysis
- (OTR) Others (please specify)
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