Families with young children may qualify to take part in research opportunities exploring daily routines, technology use, and child development. These opportunities help researchers better understand how children grow, learn, and engage with their environments.
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Opportunities for primary caregivers of children
ages 3–5.
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Many activities can be completed from home using your smartphone or your child’s device.
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Some opportunities may include surveys, app-based tasks, or simple activity tracking.
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Some opportunities may provide compensation, with certain studies offering up to $1,200 over 3 years.
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They explore how young children engage with daily activities and technology. Your participation helps contribute to a better understanding of child development.
Activities may include daily surveys, brief virtual check-ins, activity tracking using a small wearable device, and app-based monitoring.
You’ll need a personal smartphone. Your child will need access to their own device, such as a tablet or phone.
Compensation may be available depending on the opportunity. Some studies may provide up to $1,200 over 3 years.