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CogSci 2026: Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society

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截稿日期:
2026-02-02
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会议日期:
2026-07-22
会议地点:
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
届数:
47
CCF: B   ICORE: B   QUALIS: B2   浏览: 120090   关注: 39   参加: 6

会伴指数 (CP-I)

77.1 / 100
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学术认可 (35%)
82
投稿选择性 (20%)
67
会议传承 (20%)
100
社区关注 (10%)
52
资料公开度 (15%)
65

用到的输入: 收录等级：CCF B, ICORE B, QUALIS B2 · 录用率：39.1%（有记录的 5 届的均值） · 有据可查的届次：47 · 在会伴关注它的研究者：39 人 · 过去 24 个月打开过本页的研究者：8 人

公开资料里还缺: 历届信息 (+3.0) · 最佳论文记录 (+2.3)
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CogSci 2026 (Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society) is a CCF B / ICORE B / QUALIS B2 conference held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 2026-07-22. The paper submission deadline is 2026-02-02.

A core objective of cognitive science is to identify the mental processes that guide thought and behavior. Much research has focused on understanding these processes through the lens of utility and cognitive efficiency. Human and non-human species are often seen as striving toward learning, problem-solving, communication, and other goals by making optimal use of cognitive resources. However, many behaviors and mental processes are not a product of this ideal of efficiency and often deviate from it. Our first two symposia emphasize the critical need to address both cognitive efficiency and inefficiency as natural and influential aspects of processing and behavior. By exploring instances where cognitive processes and behavioral outputs appear suboptimal—particularly in the contexts of communication and social coordination—we invite a deeper examination of what constitutes “optimality” across different domains and settings. In doing so, we aim to broaden the understanding of cognitive processes by considering both efficient and inefficient pathways that shape thought and behavior. We further propose a third symposium to address (in)efficiencies arising from disparities in research conditions across cognitive science laboratories and departments worldwide. This symposium will spotlight how unequal access to funding creates systemic barriers to global representation while showcasing cognitive scientists who produce impactful research despite facing disadvantaged material conditions. Our aim is to advocate for a more equitable approach that values contributions from researchers across diverse socioeconomic backgrounds, ultimately enriching the field as a whole.
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录用率

平均录用率: 36.5% 6 年间 (2003–2008).

年份提交数录用数录用率(%)
200851516632.2%
200739711729.5%
200657515226.4%
200554341376.1%
200437011531.1%
20033959423.8%

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