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$ r$ x* o j ` S) Q: q, x; n4 [ @我们研究室的一个博士生在做婴儿如何学会说话方面的研究,分别在孩子6个月、9个月、12个月时,与孩子见面,一起玩一些游戏,同时录像,然后回来分析录像。6 n- n' |! l* _# D' p% o
她已经联系了20多个孩子,还需要更多孩子的数据。0 R3 [4 m9 B" I3 d! q: G
如果有妈妈对这个研究感兴趣的话,可以和她联系。谢谢!
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" {- _$ l3 I/ g) kpoliana@ualberta.ca2 L. M6 T- `4 Q5 `& M2 d) K$ u
' \7 F2 b6 C+ f C3 g以下是一些详细信息:# l4 f f/ |4 l( q ?
Dear Parent or Guardian,
3 R I3 x& Q3 X2 H: N$ vI am Elena Nicoladis, a researcher at the University of Alberta. With graduate student Poliana Barbosa, I2 i/ j4 @7 e" m* Y- w' S, ~* M
am conducting a study titled, “Language, Self-Recognition and Attachment Development: Possible pathways”,
8 F# T0 {' E9 Z @/ T; e* ]4 h) Cconcerning babies between 6- and 18- months of age. The purpose of the study is to understand how language and6 F8 E( N5 D- w7 I7 Q* H
attachment are related. For example, we want to know if babies that are good at relating to people around them0 j' m1 i P, `- i& T3 x% Q
will acquire language earlier and faster.. j0 r0 T0 I: R2 c
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In order to find out, we will videotape you and your baby during a free play situation for approximately0 t9 m* ?7 _, \+ K+ M+ L) T$ d
30 minutes, at 6, 9, and 12 months of age. We know that babies are unpredictable so if you would like us to stop @/ Y3 c' F _6 U9 E9 y: J7 T
videotaping even after we have arrived, we will do so immediately. We can either reschedule for another day or
# I7 d; ~( q) o W6 m9 X. nsimply skip this visit. Every visit, we will ask if we may contact you again for the next visit’s videotaping: you
- W8 e& [0 W1 xmay say no at any time. In the video we will look for cues your baby might use in order to learn words. If your
9 ^0 j. D- ~) q6 Z# S! W) ubaby starts speaking before 12 months, we will note down the words used.
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# r, O8 [9 _# `At 6, 9 and 12 months, we will also ask you to fill out a brief questionnaire with infants’ common! e/ @5 F R2 m ~- s |
behaviors. You will chose in a scale from 1 to 7 those behaviors that are more descriptive of your baby (7) and+ U6 N H- E" ^- ~+ Q* c
those that a least descriptive (1). This should last about 15 minutes.
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6 |6 ^4 u- \3 I; I j0 B/ [/ YStarting in the age of 9 months, we you ask you to take note of any word your baby might spontaneously
6 O0 N, Z8 m9 |0 j# v9 ]6 _+ Mproduce. And at 9, 12 and 18 months of age, we will ask you to mark from a list of words any words your baby
d$ t: k4 G/ a% I; e- zknows. We will also give you index cards with infants’ common behaviors and ask you to sort them according to
) j5 {7 E! V; j- {: r) f! Qthose behaviors that are more like your baby’s own behaviors. It should take around 30 minutes.
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$ O5 d0 s) h hFinally, at 12 and 18 months we will measure your son/daughter language through a standard test. In this,
: C, Z+ G. h% z( q+ g: nthe child will basically point to pictures and nominate objects.
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+ }9 t+ e# O# y* Z+ ]The entire study will take maximum twelve months. You will receive a DVD with all the recordings done
7 X; _9 |" l# U2 a: L3 [9 E6 Kover the course of the study. In the future, we would like to visit you and your baby one more time, when he/she
& u& h, R# y5 Y6 ^# d6 ^3 fis 24-month old, when we will measure the child’s vocabulary and language development. This last session will0 s! n% A; [2 H( g% F' n
take about 30 minutes. If we may contact you to see if you are willing to do this follow-up session, please indicate; h+ g/ q$ K6 t5 g( m/ m/ v. r
on the next page. If we contact you later on, you may always decide that you no longer wish to participate.
9 L( ?, h# z6 k/ Z5 {As a default, all videos and computer files are only accessible to those involved in the research. The data
, I$ a' D4 ?2 G& i; a- ^* \are stored in a room at the University, with access limited to lab personnel. If you are willing to allow us to show
2 F. Z0 u3 ^% h9 G3 _& M1 c* Uvideo clips of you and your baby to scientific audiences, please indicate on the next page. No names will be used {9 ~+ ^' G9 `4 p
in the storing or presenting of information, only codes. The data will be kept for a minimum of five years and2 X* d; k: C% o5 Q- ]
destroyed when no longer in use. The anonymous coded results will be used for research articles, presentations,
) p' f5 y5 @- {* ]and teaching. Research assistants will comply with the University of Alberta Standards for the Protection of3 @" q* }0 f/ E; ~4 Q
Human Research. You are also able to end participation at any time up until we publish the results in scientific2 M& B, y; w$ g0 l0 s0 T
journals without any repercussions. It is worth to noticed that there is no direct benefits or risks to both the child0 `4 c2 ?# u' A" L4 g
and the parents participating in this study./ G" O: q! A) C1 ~4 w- a+ t
9 h) o0 G0 f* q' t; [9 u4 G/ _* f- s3 OIf you have any questions or concerns regarding your rights as a participant, or how this study is being
, `8 d, T3 l6 Pconducted, you may contact the University of Alberta's Research Ethics Office at 780-492-2615. This office has- X1 K+ g0 a9 Y) X: g
no affiliation with us.
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If you agree to participate and to allow your child to participate, please sign the permission slip on the
+ l8 d+ u) {3 h% anext page. You are welcome to keep this letter for your records. If you have any questions, our contact6 t7 r1 H7 d1 l9 ~
information is provided. Feel free to contact us at any time.1 X' {4 }0 u0 k. I0 p, [6 g4 f5 j4 b
5 R, | J: _. M1 c7 N9 qThank you for your consideration,4 J% s: \( ?9 ~/ u! y: F
# p0 l- R) A2 X, A1 M# j( tDr. Elena Nicoladis, PhD+ O4 `1 Z; J& Q3 p# Y
(780) 492-0124
! }( Z! D6 X9 M, M5 V1 L1 o5 gelenan@ualberta.ca
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Poliana G. Barbosa, PhD student
z! i( i% Y3 b4 I' I% A(780) 492-0036
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