PAIRS: Arcade Adventures!

The study will investigate whether children with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder perform differently than children who are typically developing in activities that involve catching, bouncing, or reacting to a moving object.

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Do you see what I see? A study of face recognition

Your child will watch a short video of a woman reading a children’s story in an infant directed manner.

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The Faces of Your Neighborhood

Your child will view a picture of a woman’s face.

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Play a Silly Word Game with Us!

How do toddlers and preschoolers (aged 20-40 months) learn new words?

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Who broke the toy car?

In this study, your child will be introduced to two characters, Andy and Suzy, who are playing with a toy car. Andy and Suzy push the car back and forth a few times and the car falls off the table and breaks. Then your child will be asked whose fault it is that the car broke.

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Children's Step Clap

Does your child like to move to music? For this study, your child will need an open space to learn a simple step-clap movement along to various sounds and songs!

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Help Maggie Learn Puppet Language

In this study, your child will meet a sock puppet named Maggie.

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Biologische Beweging Studie

In dit onderzoek zal uw baby verschillende korte video's bekijken.

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Bouncing Balls

Your child will see two balls bouncing on a screen and hear a gentle impact sound!

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Learning new words from sentences!

Your baby will listen to several short sentences containing new or familiar words as they watch a colorful checkerboard (or jack-in-the-box toy).

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Children's comprehension of characters' knowledge

Children between the ages of 4-7 learn to understand what other people know and think and we are investigating the role language plays in this! You and your child will listen to three stories, each accompanied by pictures.

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Will they get along?

Your baby will be shown videos of two people talking and then interacting with each other.

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Which face will your baby recognize?

Your baby will watch short videos of two people reciting children's stories.

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What's their goal?

In this study, your baby will first watch a video where two female experimenters will introduce themselves.

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How do people treat each other?

This study has two parts: in one, your child will be introduced to two made-up groups of kids, and will be asked to predict how those kids will act toward each other.

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Baby Number Sense 1 for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Infants

In this study we are going to learn more about your baby’s sense of numbers by showing them sets of circles and measuring their patterns of looking.

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Baby Body Perception Study

In this study your baby will watch pictures of two babies presented side-by-side.

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Sign Language Story Time and Learning

In this study, your baby will watch short videos of a woman talking to them in American Sign Language.

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3..2..1..Action

This study will take place on a video call, live with a researcher!

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Matching Stories!

This study will take place on a video call, live with a researcher!

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Picture book for better word learning

In this study, babies will first watch a video of an experimenter pointing to colorful objects and naming them, including one that is hidden.

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Andy and Suzy's Big Adventures

In this study, your child will meet Andy and Suzy.

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Who is this?

In this study, your baby will watch a short video filled with cute, stuffed animals and hear names for these animals (like "dax").

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Understanding Others: for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children

This study is for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children investigating how language may impact Theory of Mind. Your child will see two movie scenes with an actor playing with a toy watermelon and spaceship. Their looking patterns towards the scene will tell us what your child understands about what the actor knows.

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Talking Faces!

Your baby will see a face on a screen reciting a short story.

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How am I feeling?

In this study, we are looking at how caregivers and their babies interact.

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Let's learn new words! ¡Aprendamos nuevas palabras!

In this study, your child will see two new objects and hear two labels for each of these objects: each object will have a name in English and another in Spanish. We want to see how children learn new names for objects!

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Little Language Detective: Hearing and Seeing Spoken Words

Your baby will sit on your lap facing your computer screen and watch a 6-minute series of cartoon animals paired with made up words.

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Little Drummers - Exploring toddlers sense of rhythm

To measure their sense of rhythm toddlers will be asked to bang on a flat surface with and without a musical accompaniment (takes 3 minutes).

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Meet the Wuggles!

Your child will play a game that involves matching pictures of alien “wuggles” based on their emotions.

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Help Lulu Learn about Us!

Your child will help an alien friend, Lulu, in learning about Earth.

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Have I heard this word before?

In this study your baby will hear a speech stream consisting of multiple words from a mini made-up language while looking at an image. Afterwards, your baby will see an animation and repeatedly hear a single word form this made-up language. This study helps us understand how babies learn language from the speech they hear in their environment.

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Let's go fishing!

Your child will play a fishing game.

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Infant's Perception of Humor

In this study, your baby will be watching several short video clips.

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Baby Number Sense 2 for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Infants

In this study we are going to learn more about your baby’s sense of numbers through measuring their patterns of looking at sets of circles.

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Who is this? - 7mo

In this study, your baby will watch a short video filled with cute, stuffed animals and hear names for these animals (like "dax").

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Metaphor Picture Game

During this game, you will read descriptive phrases (for example, "Which watermelon has freckles?") to your child, and they will be asked to choose a picture that best goes with them.

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Kijk en luister!

In dit experiment onderzoeken we de woordenschat van uw peuter.

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Do Babies Learn From The Impossible?

Your child will watch several short videos of a person playing with toys and naming them.

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What's counting for babies? 2.0

In this study, your baby will watch different numbers of toys being pointed at and labeled in different ways (such as "one, two, three" or "this, this, this").

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Il tu@ piccol@ sa a cosa stai pensando?

In questo studio il tu@ bambin@ guarderà alcuni video che mostrano una persona con una credenza 'vera' o una 'falsa' credenza riguardo a una situazione per un paio di minuti.

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Freeze!

In this study, we are looking at how caregivers and their babies interact when something unexpected happens.

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Awesome Animal Videos 2.0

This is a new edition of the "Awesome Animal Videos" study!

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Do Babies Prefer Real Human Faces?

Your baby will see two faces on a screen saying “ba”.

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Does a smartphone disrupt play time?

In this study you will be asked to interact with your baby and at certain points during the interaction to carry out some simple tasks on your phone.

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Sing Me A Song

In this study, your child will complete two tasks.

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Babies' Attention to Different Races

This study will examine how infants' attention changes according to the race/ethnicity of the people they see.

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Alien Greenhouse II

In this study, you and your child will see six stories involving lights that make Alien flowers bloom. Each time, you and your child will listen to the story and then make a guess about what happened!

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