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MB2, MB3, & MB4 are all ready to collect data!
- Contributing labs are asked to collect a minimum sample of n = 16
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Labs DO NOT need subject-area expertise to collect data for a project
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All testing materials (e.g., stimuli, experiment files, protocols) provided
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Mentorship/training is available for all procedures and protocols
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Contributing data and reviewing the final manuscript merits authorship (usually PI + one trainee per lab); you can also choose to be involved in data analysis and manuscript writing
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Contact manybabiesconsortium@gmail.com with general questions
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Join the “ManyMany" Hackathon
at the Big Team Science Conference!
Friday, Oct. 28, 10:15-11:45 EDT
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- Members of ManyBabies, ManyPrimates, ManyDogs, ManyBirds, ManyFishes, and more are joining forces to develop ideas for cross-network comparative cognition projects
- If you'd like to be involved in this exciting opportunity to form a "mega collaboration" between our networks, register for the (fee optional) conference using this button ⤵️
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ManyBabies: Introduction to Open Science
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Nicolás Alessandroni & Krista Byers-Heinlein, Concordia University
Thursday Oct. 20, 11:00-12:30 EDT (Montréal)
In this workshop, Nicolás and Krista will introduce the open science perspective for psychological research. The aim is for participants to discover, discuss, and engage in using open science practices (e.g., open access, open data, preprints, pre-registration) and to learn ways to apply them in their own research. The workshop does not require prior knowledge of open science: all those interested in learning or deepening their knowledge of how to do open research are welcome!
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office hours
"data collection" edition
Thursday, Oct. 6, 15:00 & 23:00 UTC
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If you have any questions about the call for data collection
(or anything else!), please stop by one of our office hours!
Zoom links are in the MB calendar
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Advancing Big-team Reproducible science with Increased Representation (ABRIR) survey: If you are psychological scientist from low-to-middle income countries (or you are currently working in LMIC), ABRIR wants to know about your big team science experience and major barriers and obstacles you've faced while trying to join big team science projects.
Fill out their survey here!
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Collabra: Psychology, the official journal of the Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science (SIPS), is looking for a senior editor for their developmental psychology section.
Apply here by Sept. 30.
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The editorial leadership team of Developmental Psychology seeks five editorial fellowship positions for early-career psychologists (ECPs) from historically excluded or marginalized groups. Fellows serve 12-month terms beginning January 1, 2023, and the position includes an honoraria stipend of $1,000 USD per fellow. More information is available here. Contact incoming EIC Koraly Pérez-Edgar with questions.
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MB1N: Native Languages follow-up
Two Dutch labs - represented by Titia Benders, University of Amsterdam, and Caroline Junge, University of Utrecht, are (re)joining the project. They will soon join ongoing data collection efforts.
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MB3: Rule Learning
Data collection is ready to begin! For more details, view the Call for Data Collection, read the MB3 lab manual, and sign up here.
We are also looking for experienced labs that are willing to mentor other labs in setting up this study. If you are willing to take on such a role, please email Ingmar Visser. You can also email Ingmar with questions or if would like to contribute in another way.
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MB3N: Rule Learning fNIRS
The MB3N team will soon be presenting the project to the broader fNIRS community at the Society for functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy meeting in Boston. Make sure you are subscribed to the MB3N listserv to receive updates and info about project meetings.
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MB5: Hunter & Ames Model of Infant Looking Preference
We are finalizing the Stage 1 Registered Report and will send around a copy for final pre-submission comments from contributors soon. Make sure you’re subscribed to the MB5 listserv to receive updates.
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MB-AtHome: Online Infant Data Collection
Final preparations for testing via Lookit are ongoing. If you can help with translations, please contact Sho Tsuji. The Looking-While-Listening sub-project Stimuli Team is now eliciting feedback on their proposal for stimuli selection in different languages. Please add your comments and suggestions to the Collaborative Report: Stimuli Algorithm until October 12th.
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If you have an announcement or event you
would like included in a future issue, email us!
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