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ManyBabies 1: Infant-Directed Speech Preference This is the project page for the first study of the ManyBabies collaborative research project. It contains materials, details on the procedure, and instructions for participation / replication. The main project was completed in 2019. The Stage 2 Registered Report of ManyBabies 1 has been accepted for publication at Advances in Methods and Practices...

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  • ManyBabies 1: START HERE

    Kline Struhl, Bergmann, Frank & 11 more
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  • ManyBabies 1: Project Admin

    Kline Struhl, Bergmann, Frank & 11 more
    Material for organizing MB1 as a whole
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  • ManyBabies 1: Stimuli Creation and Norming

    Dyck, Soderstrom, Frank & 5 more
    Repository for materials related to stimulus creation for ManyBabies 1 project (Infant-directed speech preference)
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  • ManyBabies 1: Data

    Kline Struhl, Bergmann, Frank & 12 more
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  • ManyBabies 1: Manuscripts

    Kline Struhl, Bergmann, Frank & 11 more
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  • Quantifying sources of variability in infancy research using the infant-directed speech preference

    Bergelson, Bergmann, Byers-Heinlein & 19 more
    The field of psychology has become increasingly concerned with issues related to methodology and replicability. Infancy researchers face specific chal...
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  • ManyBabies 1 CDI Follow-up

    Soderstrom, Werker, Tsui & 34 more
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  • ManyBabies 1: Secondary Analysis of 'Lab Factors' and Fuss-Out Rates

    Kline Struhl
    The ManyBabies 1 project, a large-scale collaboration of developmental psychology labs to replicate a classic finding – infants' preference for infant...
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