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A town hall discussion about the future directions of the ManyBabies consortium. (This was the second of two town hall discussions. View the first town hall here: ruclips.net/video/F2gl1xPmVlE/видео.html)

A town hall discussion about the future directions of the ManyBabies consortium. (This was the first of two town hall discussions. You can view the second town hall here: ruclips.net/video/bU3wmcSGZes/видео.html)

Behavioral Coding Software for Developmental Science: An overview of BORIS, Datavyu, and ELAN Behavioral coding software streamlines the process of analyzing infant behavior by providing tools to record, categorize, and measure observational data. It allows researchers to precisely capture and quantify complex behaviors, thus enabling deeper insights into infant development. In this 90-minute w...

ManyBabies Workshop: Power Analysis Presenter Christopher M. M. Cox (Aarhus University) leads an interactive workshop on power analysis. The workshop includes both theoretical and practical components. In the theoretical component, he discusses why to conduct power analyses, how to incorporate information from previous studies, and why we should construe power analyses as useful opportunities t...

ManyBabies Workshop: Project Management Presenter Michael C. Frank (Stanford University) shares tips on how to organize project materials in a way that reduces confusion and errors, and makes collaborating and sharing easy. This workshop was held virtually on February 21, 2024. Slides: tinyurl.com/mb-project-management Q&A log: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DfFvZN0Io22CKjY-kRyeoxRZNURexkgAyCz...

In 2021, the ManyBabies 5 project won the Einstein Foundation Award for Promoting Quality in Research in the Early Career category. Join us in this video featuring project leads Dr. Martin Zettersten and Dr. Jessica Kosie as we highlight the advancements made possible thanks to this prestigious €100,000 award. Credit/© Einstein Foundation Berlin/2470 Media GmbH

Talk presented at the 2023 Big Team Science Conference (bigteamscienceconference.github.io) by Cátia Oliveira on October 24, 2023. Learn more about the project at manybabies.org/MB3T Slides are available at docs.google.com/presentation/d/1793Kjoy2_q4hlrzjWSQ3uTH6dWFqRILy/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=100854086571498042952&rtpof=true&sd=true

A short video created by the MB6 project leads about the current status of study design as of September 2023. This video was shared in advance of the Study Design meeting held on October 5/6 2023.

Workshop #2 - July 28, 2022 ManyBabies6: Neonatal and Early Imitation Featuring presentations from: * Sumeet Farwaha & Virginia Slaughter, University of Queensland, Australia * Elizabeth Simpson, University of Miami, US * Mikael Heimann, Linköping University, Sweden * Carina De Klerk, University of Essex, UK * Stefano Vincini, TU Dortmund, Germany manybabies.org/MB6 mb6 [at] manybabies [dot] org

Workshop #1 - July 12/13, 2022 ManyBabies6: Neonatal and Early Imitation Featuring presentations from: * Sumeet Farwaha & Virginia Slaughter, University of Queensland, Australia * Andrew Meltzoff, University of Washington, US * Kathleen Akins, Simon Fraser University, Canada & Nazim Keven Bilkent University, Turkey * Laurie Bayet, American University, US * Jonathan Redshaw, University of Queens...

ManyBabies Workshop: Open Data for Developmental Science Presenter Christina Bergmann (Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences & Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) talks about the importance of open data for developmental science. This workshop was held virtually on May 11, 2023. [Note: there is an audio issue that starts around the 22:00 mark. Christina turns off her video feed to re...

This is a short introduction to the origins, goals, and principles of ManyBabies (manybabies.org). ManyBabies is a collaborative project for replication and best practices in developmental psychology research. Our goal is to bring researchers together to address difficult outstanding theoretical and methodological questions about the nature of early development and how it is studied. To get inv...

Talk presented by Aaron Chuey (graduate student, Stanford University) as part of the Cognitive Development Society pre-conference workshop: "Big Team Science for Studying Small People" held on April 21, 2022 in Madison, Wisconsin, USA. For more information about the workshop, see manybabies.github.io/2022-04-21-CDSpreconference/

ManyBabies Workshop: Creating reproducible research reports using RMarkdown Presenter Michael C. Frank (Stanford University) explains the benefits of using RMarkdown to create reproducible research reports. This workshop was held virtually on March 21, 2023. Slides available at: tinyurl.com/mb-repro-writing For more information about ManyBabies, visit our website: manybabies.org

CDS2022: Data Management - Rick Gilmore

CDS2022: The PLAY Project - Rick Gilmore

CDS2022: Big Team Science for Studying Small People: Closing panel discussion

CDS2022: Doing Synchronous Studies on Zoom - Mark Sheskin

CDS2022: The Psychological Science Accelerator: Answering Big Questions via Big Team Science

CDS2022: ManyBabies: A Large-Scale Open Science Effort - Casey Lew-Williams & Kiley Hamlin

CDS2022: Asynchronous Online Studies Using Lookit & Children Helping Science! - Melissa Kline Struhl

CDS2022: The Potential for Online Data Collection to Facilitate Big Team Science - Moira Dillon

BTSCON2022: MB3 (Rule Learning)

BTSCON2022: MB5 (Hunter & Ames model of infant looking preference)

BTSCON2022: MB4 (Social Evaluation)

BTSCON2022: MB2 (Theory of Mind)

BTSCON2022: MB3-NIRS (Rule Learning)

BTSCON2022: MB-AtHome

BTSCON2022: MB-Demographics