Gateway Project

The Gateway Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison aims to serve as a gateway to research that is committed to the following values:

• Inclusion: Studies have been developed in collaboration or consultation with individuals on the autistic spectrum.
• Respect: Strengths-based and respectful perspectives and language are used in all phases of research including reporting.
• Accessibility: Every attempt is made to create research participation materials that are physically and culturally accessible to all participants.
• Relevance: Research questions are relevant and useful to the autistic adult community.

Books

• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: An Emerging Cognitive Science
• Proceedings of the Twentieth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society
• Psychology and the Real World
• Psychology and the Real World (Second Edition)

Book Review

GERNSBACHER, M. A. (1985). Contemporary readings on cognition: Beyond serial boxes. Contemporary Psychology, 30, 289-290.
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Video

Potential Bias when Judging Merit in Psychological Science

Invited Presentation to the annual meeting of the Women in Cognitive Science, November, 2007; Long Beach, CA