Oklahoma/Kansas Judgment and Decision Making (OKJDM) workshop presentations, Saturday, April 20, 2019 at the University of Oklahoma, Norman campus.

Poster Session

• Wesley Wehde, University of Oklahoma
• Madhuri Ramasubramanian, University of Oklahoma
• Cassandra Chlevin-Thiele, Kansas State University - Coping with Work-Related Stress. What an Abridged Cybernetic Coping Scale Can Tell Us.
• Amin Alhashim, University of Oklahoma
• Monica Connelly, Wichita State University - Using Biological Motion to Investigate Perceptual-Cognitive Expertise in Law Enforcement Use-of-Force Decisions.
• Jonathan Huck, University of Oklahoma - Psychometric Network Analysis of Risk Perceptions
• Nathaniel Voss, Kansas State University - To Contextualize or Not to Contextualize: A Comparative Analysis of Three Decision Making Style Measures.
• Jinan Allan, University of Oklahoma - The Geographic Distribution of Extreme Weather and Climate Risk Perceptions in the United States
• Dakota Scott, Wichita State University - Perceptual Anticipation in a Shoot/Don’t Shoot Task.
• Sydni Huxman, Kansas State University
• Jinhyo Cho, University of Oklahoma

Oral Presentation - Session One - Risk and Decision Making

• Frank J. Papa, University of North Texas - Possible Etiologies for Low Correlations Between Diagnostic Performance and Diagnostic Confidence.
• Gary Brase, Kansas State University - Designing Air Quality Management Decisions.
• Adam Feltz, University of Oklahoma - Ethical Risks and Informing Decisions.
• Lisa Vangsness, Kansas State University - The Dynamic Nature of Task Completion: Evidence from Longitudinal Records of Research Participation.
• Jessica Witt, Colorado State University

Oral Presentation - Session Two - Confidence and Decision Making

• Kylie Key, University of Oklahoma - The Important, yet Misunderstood, Role of Eyewitness Confidence in the Legal System.
• Robert M. Hamm, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center - Relations Between Confidence and Training Effects, from Optional Study with an Abdominal Simulator.
• Edward T. Cokely, University of Oklahoma