Highlights

MB-Demographics paper accepted for publication!
MB listserv migrations (update)
ICIS call for Early Career Council members
ManyManys 1: Reversal Learning webinar

Announcements

MB-Demographics manuscript accepted for publication by Developmental Psychology! Read the preprint

Screenshot of MB-Demographics preprint on PsyArXiv, with "accepted" stamped across it

Listserv migrations (update)

The migrations of our main project listservs (MB2, MB3, MB4, MB5, MB6) are complete. If you are subscribed with a Google-linked email address, you can view your subscription(s) by visiting this page.
[Note: If your email address is not linked to a Google account, you will not be able to view the Google Groups browser interface but you will receive messages sent to the listserv as before.]

If you have any questions or would like to confirm/adjust your subscriptions, please email contact@manybabies.org (make sure to include the project name!)

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ICIS call for Early Career Council members

Are you an Early Career Researcher (within 5 years of PhD completion) who would like to be part of a new council within the ICIS governing body? Fill out this form by October 16 to apply.

MB Drop-In Hour

Thursday, 7 September, 3-4pm UTC

Zoom link in the MB Calendar

Project Updates

Data Collection:
MB2, MB3, MB4

There is still time to sign up »

Join project channels on Slack for support with data collection issues.

MB3: Rule Learning

- It’s not too late to join our data collection team! The current testing deadline is Dec. 31, but we have a mechanism for extending this deadline if needed. Email Ingmar to sign up or for more info.

- We’re also looking for folks to contribute to the MB3 analysis team - e.g. with scripts for data validation, data merging, code documentation, code reviewing, plotting data, scrambling data, etc. Please email Ingmar if you’re interested!

- The MB3 analysis team is still looking for pilot data to use in fine-tuning the analysis pipeline. Please submit using the data upload form. Any data is helpful!

- The MB3 spin-off project MB3T (Test-retest) is collecting data! There is still time to join! Please check the MB3T Lab Manual and email Anna Exner to indicate your interest.

MB5: Hunter & Ames model of Infant Attention

We recently received feedback from the MB5 community on the revised manuscript to Nature Human Behaviour and are currently working to incorporate these edits. We will be resubmitting to the journal at the end of August.

MB-Demographics

As noted above, our manuscript was recently accepted for publication by Developmental Psychology! Congrats to the entire team! You can read the final preprint and check out the growing repository of template forms.