Infant Looking Time Paradigm Designer

What problem does it solve?

Infants researchers often lack a ready-made methodological blueprint for designing age-appropriate looking-time paradigms, including habituation, preferential-looking, and violation-of-expectation designs. This skill codifies timing, exclusion criteria, and coding reliability parameters to streamline study planning and protocol sharing.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Provides age-appropriate habituation timing, trial structures, and exclusion criteria.
• Supports habituation-based, preferential-looking, and VoE paradigms with parameterized guidelines.
• Use Case: plan a 6-12 month infant study with a 4-8 test trials preferential-looking design and 3-5 s attention getters.

Quick Start

Generate a complete infant-looking-time protocol for a 3-6 month sample describing habituation criteria, trial counts, and exclusion rules.