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Come early to Montreal for the @Psychonomic_Soc conference (Thurs, November 14th) and join us at APCAM! Deadline for submission of abstracts and program proposals is September 23, 2019. #psynom19
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Julia Strand @juliafstrand explains reproducibility problems in listening effort measures at #APCAM2019 @AuditoryAPCAM
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Just two more weeks to get those submissions in for APCAM2019! #psynom19
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