35th Meeting, 23rd – 25th June, 2016, Bonn The European Group of Process Tracing Studies meeting is an annual gathering of researchers interested in process tracing research in the area of Judgment and Decision Making. This year’s meeting will consist of an (optional) 1-day symposium as well as a 2-day intensive workshop. The pre-conference symposium brings together experienced process tracing researchers working mainly in the field of JDM discussing current developments of process models. In this symposium Prof. Ian Krajbich, Prof. Andreas Glöckner, Prof. Michael Birnbaum, Prof. Carlos Alós-Ferrer and other experts in J/DM theory and its relation to information search and attention will present and discuss recent developments. The symposium is aimed at finding common ground for different sets of models, discussing ideas for developing existing models further and integrating them in a bigger framework of process models. The second integral part of this year’s meeting will be a 2-day intensive workshop in which the participants will have the chance to present their research and receive feedback on their own work. Presentations Participants at the meeting will present and discuss recent research and ideas in an open and relatively informal atmosphere. Submissions can be made for short talks (10 minutes + 10 minutes discussion; e.g., for presenting early stage projects) or longer presentations (15 minutes + 15 minutes discussion). Traditionally, the EGPROC meeting aims to address junior as well as more experienced scientists. Please find the call for papers here (download pdf-file)  Submissions The deadline for submission of presentations is April15th 2016. Paper proposals should consist of an abstract (200 - 300 words), accompanied by up to 5 keywords. Authors of submitted contributions will be notified until April 15th. Submission Form Registration We ask all participants to register for the Meeting until June 1st 2016. Participants should register through this website. Offering a productive atmosphere, the meeting has a maximum of 40 participants. Piority will be given to those willing to present. The participation fee will be 15 € for EADM members and 30€ for non-EADM members. Further information How to find us Hotel Accommodation Coffee, tea, and other drinks, as well as snacks will be provided. For more information about Bonn tourism, culture, and events, please visit https://www.bonn.de/index.html?lang=en We are looking forward to seeing you all in June! For any further question please contact us via egproc@coll.mpg.de . The organization team Susann Fiedler, Rima-Maria Rahal, Minou Ghaffari & Andreas Glöckner We thank the EADM and the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods for their generous funding.