Status: Translation & data collection
Contact: Sho Tsuji
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5 authors from 4 countries on Frontiers in Psychology publication
In this first ManyBabies methodological project we are developing a remote (online) testing framework that can be used across a range of home environments in a wide array of countries. This include best practices in procedure, documentation, standardization, and analysis. Our initial focus is on measuring looks (for instance, in a visual preference paradigm), as it is the main dependent variable of many infant studies.
Recruiting infants in their homes can alleviate problems of high recruitment costs, since the burden for caregivers is smaller compared to a lab visit. Researchers can therefore potentially access larger, more diverse sample sizes, repeat experimental sessions, and assess test-retest reliability. Furthermore, children can be tested in a familiar environment, and in asynchronous setups at times that they are ready to participate.
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Project Leads
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Sho Tsuji, Ecole Normale Supérieure
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Lorijn Zaadnoordijk, Trinity College Dublin [email]
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Katie Von Holzen, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen [email]
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Rhodri Cusack, Trinity College Dublin [email]
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Helen Buckler, University of Nottingham [email]
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Helen Buckler
Rhodri Cusack
Sho Tsuji
Christina Bergmann