Defining a Pilot Study

Helena Kraemer shares her thoughts on what should and should not be called a pilot study.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 54 seconds

Introduction to Neural Net Modeling in Developmental Psychology

Jeffrey L. Elman introduces the principles of neural networks as they relate to developmental psychology.

Presentation - 20 minutes 18 seconds

Developing a Coding System for Narratives

Barbara H. Fiese stresses that a coding system should be based on the underlying purpose of the study.

Quick Tip - 2 minutes 9 seconds

Challenges in Measuring Longitudinally

John E. Bates outlines some measurement challenges related to children's development.

Quick Tip - 3 minutes 41 seconds

Using the Internet to Reach Hidden Populations

John Matthews and Elizabeth Cramer share their experiences using technology to reach hard-to-reach populations for research.

Q&A

Easing Data Entry with Web-Based Tools

Robert C. Pianta discusses some benefits related to using the web as an interface for questionnaires.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 59 seconds

Clinical/Research Connection

John E. Bates talks about the vital connection between practice and research.

Quick Tip - 2 minutes 23 seconds

The Gedank Experiment

Helena Kraemer uses the perfect experiment to help her design a good study.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 1 second

Choosing Non-mainstream Research Topics

Junior researchers interested in studying minority populations should also conduct "mainstream" research, suggests Hirokazu Yoshikawa.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 37 seconds

Being Responsive to Questions That Drive You

John E. Bates offers his take on developmental research.

Quick Tip - 2 minutes 35 seconds