Widespread failures of replication and generalization are, ironically, a scientific triumph, in
that they confirm the fundamental metascientific theory that underlies our field …

Measuring eye movements remotely via the participant's webcam promises to be an
attractive methodological addition to in‐person eye‐tracking in the lab. However, there is a …

Online data collection with infants raises special opportunities and challenges for
developmental research. One of the most prevalent methods in infancy research is eye …

Online testing holds great promise for infant scientists. It could increase participant diversity,
improve reproducibility and collaborative possibilities, and reduce costs for researchers and …

Infants in laboratory settings look longer at events that violate their expectations, learn better
about objects that behave unexpectedly, and match utterances to the objects that likely …

At present, most developmental psychology experiments use participants from a mere
subsection of the world's population. Moreover, like other fields of psychology, many studies …

Online experiments have been transforming the field of behavioral research, enabling
researchers to increase sample sizes, access diverse populations, lower the costs of data …

The present study explores the viability of using tablets in assessing early word
comprehension by means of a two‐alternative forced‐choice task. Forty‐nine 18–20‐month …

Online developmental psychology studies are still in their infancy, but their role is newly
urgent in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the suspension of in-person research. Are …

Previous research suggests that exposure to accent variability can affect toddlers' familiar
word recognition and word comprehension. The current preregistered study addressed the …