CogSci 2021 : Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society

An online proceedings will be published by the Cognitive Science Society. At the time of final submission authors will be required to agree to release of their proceedings contribution under a CC-BY license. This means that authors allow free reuse of their work provided the original authors are attributed. This is the standard license for many open access journals. If your paper submission is accepted for presentation as a talk or as a poster, you will have the option of publishing just the abstract in the conference proceedings, rather than the full paper. Authors of accepted papers will have the opportunity to revise their submissions after the Notification of Decisions is sent prior to the Final Form (camera ready) submissions deadline. Submitted papers must be no more than 6 pages, and this limit will be enforced. During revisions (ONLY), authors will be allowed up to one extra page to add changes (i.e., final submissions may be 7 pages total). The proceedings volume is not considered archival (more information) for the purposes of eventual journal submission, but this abstract-only option was introduced to address concerns that some authors have expressed about publishing the same, or similar, paper in a journal after it has already appeared in the CogSci Proceedings.