diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile index 20a36875c..1e14556d7 100644 --- a/Makefile +++ b/Makefile @@ -68,3 +68,9 @@ css: poetry makemigrations: poetry run ./manage.py makemigrations + +makemessages: + poetry run ./manage.py makemessages --all + +compilemessages: + poetry run ./manage.py compilemessages diff --git a/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/django.po b/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/django.po index 263c83812..258d18930 100755 --- a/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/django.po +++ b/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/django.po @@ -2,35 +2,50 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: MBAH_studiespage\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-10-13 14:40+0000\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2024-04-09 19:34-0400\n" "Language: de\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "X-Generator: POEditor.com\n" -#: accounts/forms.py:216 accounts/forms.py:232 accounts/models.py:141 +#: accounts/forms.py:56 +msgid "Enter a valid 6-digit one-time password from Google Authenticator" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:109 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"Please enter a correct %(username)s and password. Note that email and " +"password fields may be case-sensitive. If you have turned on two-factor " +"authentication, you will need a one-time password (OTP code) from Google " +"Authenticator as well. " +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:114 +msgid "This account is inactive." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:222 accounts/forms.py:238 accounts/models.py:148 msgid "Email address" msgstr "E-Mail-Addresse" -#: accounts/forms.py:217 accounts/models.py:146 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:223 msgid "Nickname" msgstr "Spitzname" -#: accounts/forms.py:257 +#: accounts/forms.py:286 msgid "" "It's time for another session of a study we are currently participating in" msgstr "" "Es ist Zeit für eine weitere Sitzung einer Studie, an der wir derzeit " "teilnehmen" -#: accounts/forms.py:259 +#: accounts/forms.py:288 msgid "A new study is available for one of my children" msgstr "Für eines meiner Kinder liegt eine neue Studie vor" -#: accounts/forms.py:261 +#: accounts/forms.py:290 msgid "" "There's an update about a study we participated in (for example, results are " "published)" @@ -38,7 +53,7 @@ msgstr "" "Es gibt ein Update zu einer Studie, an der wir teilgenommen haben (z. B. " "werden Ergebnisse veröffentlicht)" -#: accounts/forms.py:264 +#: accounts/forms.py:293 msgid "" "A researcher has questions about my individual responses (for example, if I " "report a technical problem during the study)" @@ -46,107 +61,96 @@ msgstr "" "Ein Forscher hat Fragen zu meinen individuellen Antworten (z. B. ob ich " "während der Studie ein technisches Problem melde)" -#: accounts/forms.py:273 accounts/forms.py:322 -msgid "What category(ies) does your family identify as?" -msgstr "Mit welcher/n Kategorie(n) identifiziert sich Ihre Familie?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:277 accounts/models.py:527 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:86 -msgid "Country" -msgstr "Land" - -#: accounts/forms.py:304 +#: accounts/forms.py:323 msgid "Enter as a comma-separated list: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DD, ..." msgstr "" "Geben Sie als durch Kommas getrennte Liste folgendes ein: JJJJ-MM-TT, JJJJ-" "MM-TT, ..." -#: accounts/forms.py:306 -msgid "Numerical answers only - a rough guess is fine!" -msgstr "Nur numerische Antworten - eine grobe Einschätzung ist in Ordnung!" +#: accounts/forms.py:326 +msgid "" +"If the answer varies or needs more explanation, you can tell us more below." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:329 +msgid "" +"Please select the appropriate responses for everyone in your children's " +"immediate family." +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:310 +#: accounts/forms.py:334 msgid "What country do you live in?" msgstr "In welchem Land leben Sie?" -#: accounts/forms.py:311 +#: accounts/forms.py:335 msgid "What state do you live in?" msgstr "In welchem Bundesland leben Sie?" -#: accounts/forms.py:312 +#: accounts/forms.py:336 msgid "How would you describe the area where you live?" msgstr "Wie würden Sie die Gegend beschreiben, in der Sie leben?" -#: accounts/forms.py:314 -msgid "What language(s) does your family speak at home?" -msgstr "Welche Sprache(n) spricht Ihre Familie zu Hause?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:316 +#: accounts/forms.py:337 msgid "How many children do you have?" msgstr "Wie viele Kinder haben Sie?" -#: accounts/forms.py:317 +#: accounts/forms.py:338 msgid "For each child, please enter his or her birthdate:" msgstr "Bitte geben Sie für jedes Kind sein oder ihr Geburtsdatum ein:" -#: accounts/forms.py:319 +#: accounts/forms.py:340 msgid "How many parents/guardians do your children live with?" msgstr "" "Mit wie vielen Elternteilen/Erziehungsberechtigten leben Ihre Kinder " "zusammen?" -#: accounts/forms.py:324 +#: accounts/forms.py:342 msgid "What is your age?" msgstr "Wie alt sind Sie?" -#: accounts/forms.py:325 +#: accounts/forms.py:343 msgid "What is your gender?" msgstr "Was ist Ihr Geschlecht?" -#: accounts/forms.py:327 +#: accounts/forms.py:344 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Describe your gender" +msgstr "Was ist Ihr Geschlecht?" + +#: accounts/forms.py:346 msgid "What is the highest level of education you've completed?" msgstr "Was ist das höchste Bildungsniveau, das Sie abgeschlossen haben?" -#: accounts/forms.py:330 -msgid "What is the highest level of education your spouse has completed?" -msgstr "" -"Was ist das höchste Bildungsniveau, das Ihr(e) Ehepartner(in) abgeschlossen " -"hat?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:333 +#: accounts/forms.py:349 msgid "What is your approximate family yearly income (in US dollars)?" msgstr "Was ist Ihr ungefähres jährliches Familieneinkommen (in Euro)?" -#: accounts/forms.py:336 -msgid "About how many children's books are there in your home?" -msgstr "Wie viele Kinderbücher haben Sie zu Hause?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:338 +#: accounts/forms.py:351 msgid "Anything else you'd like us to know?" msgstr "Möchten Sie uns noch etwas mitteilen?" -#: accounts/forms.py:339 +#: accounts/forms.py:352 msgid "How did you hear about Lookit?" msgstr "Wie haben Sie von Lookit erfahren?" -#: accounts/forms.py:341 +#: accounts/forms.py:354 msgid "" -"If the answer varies due to shared custody arrangements or travel, please " -"enter the number of parents/guardians your children are usually living with " -"or explain." +"What racial group(s) does your family identify with/belong to? Please select " +"any that apply to someone in your children's immediate family." msgstr "" -"Wenn die Antwort aufgrund von Sorgerechtsvereinbarungen oder Reisen " -"unterschiedlich ist, geben Sie bitte die Anzahl der Elternteile/" -"Erziehungsberechtigten ein, mit denen Ihre Kinder normalerweise " -"zusammenleben, oder erklären Sie dies." -#: accounts/forms.py:356 accounts/forms.py:382 accounts/forms.py:434 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:38 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:112 -msgid "Birthday" -msgstr "Geburtstag" +#: accounts/forms.py:357 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" +msgid "Share more about your family's race, ethnicity, or origin:" +msgstr "Eine andere ethnische Zugehörigkeit oder Herkunft" + +#: accounts/forms.py:360 +msgid "Share more about your children's parents/guardians:" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:358 +#: accounts/forms.py:379 msgid "" "This lets us figure out exactly how old your child is when they participate " "in a study. We never publish children's birthdates or information that would " @@ -157,33 +161,36 @@ msgstr "" "Informationen von Kindern, die es einem Leser ermöglichen würden, das " "Geburtsdatum zu berechnen." -#: accounts/forms.py:365 +#: accounts/forms.py:386 msgid "Birthdays cannot be in the future." msgstr "Geburtstage können nicht in der Zukunft liegen." -#: accounts/forms.py:381 accounts/forms.py:433 +#: accounts/forms.py:403 msgid "First Name" msgstr "Vorname" -#: accounts/forms.py:383 accounts/forms.py:435 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:54 +#: accounts/forms.py:404 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:36 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:45 +msgid "Birthday" +msgstr "Geburtstag" + +#: accounts/forms.py:405 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:44 msgid "Gender" msgstr "Geschlecht" -#: accounts/forms.py:384 accounts/forms.py:436 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 +#: accounts/forms.py:406 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:48 msgid "Gestational Age at Birth" msgstr "Gestationsalter bei der Geburt" -#: accounts/forms.py:386 accounts/forms.py:438 +#: accounts/forms.py:408 msgid "Any additional information you'd like us to know" msgstr "Zusätzliche Informationen, die Sie uns gerne mitteilen würden" -#: accounts/forms.py:388 accounts/forms.py:440 +#: accounts/forms.py:410 msgid "Characteristics and conditions" msgstr "Eigenschaften und Bedingungen" -#: accounts/forms.py:390 accounts/forms.py:442 +#: accounts/forms.py:412 msgid "" "Languages this child is exposed to at home, school, or with another " "caregiver." @@ -191,7 +198,7 @@ msgstr "" "Sprachen, denen dieses Kind zu Hause, in der Schule oder bei einer anderen " "Betreuungsperson ausgesetzt ist." -#: accounts/forms.py:396 accounts/forms.py:448 +#: accounts/forms.py:418 msgid "" "This lets you select the correct child to participate in a particular study. " "A nickname or initials are fine! We may include your child's name in email " @@ -204,502 +211,610 @@ msgstr "" "\"Es gibt eine neue Studie für Marie!\"), werden jedoch niemals Namen " "veröffentlichen oder in unserer Forschung verwenden." -#: accounts/forms.py:399 accounts/forms.py:451 +#: accounts/forms.py:421 msgid "" "For instance, diagnosed developmental disorders or vision or hearing problems" msgstr "" "Zum Beispiel diagnostizierte Entwicklungsstörungen oder Seh- oder Hörprobleme" -#: accounts/forms.py:402 +#: accounts/forms.py:424 msgid "Please round down to the nearest full week of pregnancy completed" msgstr "Bitte runden Sie auf die letzte volle Schwangerschaftswoche ab" +#: accounts/forms.py:427 +msgid "" +"Most research studies are designed for a general age range, but some focus " +"on a particular group of children. The choices you make below are used to " +"show you studies that are designed for children with these characteristics." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:457 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Studies" +msgid "All studies" +msgstr "Studien" + +#: accounts/forms.py:458 +msgid "Studies happening right now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:459 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Current studies" +msgid "Scheduled studies" +msgstr "Derzeitige Studien" + +#: accounts/forms.py:462 +msgid "Find studies for..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:463 +msgid "babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:464 +msgid "toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:465 +msgid "preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:466 +msgid "school-age kids (5-17)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:467 +msgid "adults (18+)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:470 +msgid "Show studies happening..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:471 +msgid "here on the Lookit platform" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:472 +msgid "on other websites" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:477 +msgid "Hide Studies We've Done" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:516 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Lookit studies" +msgstr "Ihre früheren Studien" + +#: accounts/forms.py:517 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Current studies" +msgid "External studies" +msgstr "Derzeitige Studien" + #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:12 -#: accounts/models.py:302 studies/fields.py:135 +#: accounts/models.py:339 studies/fields.py:136 msgid "Not sure or prefer not to answer" msgstr "Nicht sicher oder lieber nicht antworten" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:13 -#: accounts/models.py:303 studies/fields.py:136 +#: accounts/models.py:340 studies/fields.py:137 msgid "Under 24 weeks" msgstr "Unter 24 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:14 -#: accounts/models.py:304 studies/fields.py:137 +#: accounts/models.py:341 studies/fields.py:138 msgid "24 weeks" msgstr "24 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:15 -#: accounts/models.py:305 studies/fields.py:138 +#: accounts/models.py:342 studies/fields.py:139 msgid "25 weeks" msgstr "25 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:16 -#: accounts/models.py:306 studies/fields.py:139 +#: accounts/models.py:343 studies/fields.py:140 msgid "26 weeks" msgstr "26 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:17 -#: accounts/models.py:307 studies/fields.py:140 +#: accounts/models.py:344 studies/fields.py:141 msgid "27 weeks" msgstr "27 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:18 -#: accounts/models.py:308 studies/fields.py:141 +#: accounts/models.py:345 studies/fields.py:142 msgid "28 weeks" msgstr "28 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:19 -#: accounts/models.py:309 studies/fields.py:142 +#: accounts/models.py:346 studies/fields.py:143 msgid "29 weeks" msgstr "29 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:20 -#: accounts/models.py:310 studies/fields.py:143 +#: accounts/models.py:347 studies/fields.py:144 msgid "30 weeks" msgstr "30 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:21 -#: accounts/models.py:311 studies/fields.py:144 +#: accounts/models.py:348 studies/fields.py:145 msgid "31 weeks" msgstr "31 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:22 -#: accounts/models.py:312 studies/fields.py:145 +#: accounts/models.py:349 studies/fields.py:146 msgid "32 weeks" msgstr "32 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:23 -#: accounts/models.py:313 studies/fields.py:146 +#: accounts/models.py:350 studies/fields.py:147 msgid "33 weeks" msgstr "33 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:24 -#: accounts/models.py:314 studies/fields.py:147 +#: accounts/models.py:351 studies/fields.py:148 msgid "34 weeks" msgstr "34 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:25 -#: accounts/models.py:315 studies/fields.py:148 +#: accounts/models.py:352 studies/fields.py:149 msgid "35 weeks" msgstr "35 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:26 -#: accounts/models.py:316 studies/fields.py:149 +#: accounts/models.py:353 studies/fields.py:150 msgid "36 weeks" msgstr "36 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:27 -#: accounts/models.py:317 studies/fields.py:150 +#: accounts/models.py:354 studies/fields.py:151 msgid "37 weeks" msgstr "37 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:28 -#: accounts/models.py:318 studies/fields.py:151 +#: accounts/models.py:355 studies/fields.py:152 msgid "38 weeks" msgstr "38 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:29 -#: accounts/models.py:319 studies/fields.py:152 +#: accounts/models.py:356 studies/fields.py:153 msgid "39 weeks" msgstr "39 Wochen" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:30 -#: accounts/models.py:320 studies/fields.py:153 +#: accounts/models.py:357 studies/fields.py:154 msgid "40 or more weeks" msgstr "40 oder mehr Wochen" -#: accounts/models.py:80 +#: accounts/models.py:45 +msgid "male" +msgstr "männlich" + +#: accounts/models.py:46 +msgid "female" +msgstr "weiblich" + +#: accounts/models.py:47 +msgid "open response" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/models.py:48 accounts/models.py:510 +msgid "prefer not to answer" +msgstr "lieber nicht antworten" + +#: accounts/models.py:87 msgid "Can View Organization" msgstr "Kann die Organisation sehen" -#: accounts/models.py:81 +#: accounts/models.py:88 msgid "Can Edit Organization" msgstr "Kann die Organisation bearbeiten" -#: accounts/models.py:82 +#: accounts/models.py:89 msgid "Can Create Organization" msgstr "Kann die Organisation erstellen" -#: accounts/models.py:83 +#: accounts/models.py:90 msgid "Can Remove Organization" msgstr "Kann die Organisation entfernen" -#: accounts/models.py:84 +#: accounts/models.py:91 msgid "Can View Experimenter" msgstr "Kann den Experimentator sehen" -#: accounts/models.py:85 +#: accounts/models.py:92 msgid "Can View Analytics" msgstr "Kann die Analyse sehen" -#: accounts/models.py:280 +#: accounts/models.py:324 msgid "Can Create User" msgstr "Kann einen Benutzer erstellen" -#: accounts/models.py:281 +#: accounts/models.py:325 msgid "Can View User" msgstr "Kann einen Benutzer sehen" -#: accounts/models.py:282 +#: accounts/models.py:326 msgid "Can Edit User" msgstr "Kann einen Benutzer bearbeiten" -#: accounts/models.py:283 +#: accounts/models.py:327 msgid "Can Remove User" msgstr "Kann einen Benutzer entfernen" -#: accounts/models.py:284 +#: accounts/models.py:328 msgid "Can View User Permissions" msgstr "Kann Benutzerberechtigungen sehen" -#: accounts/models.py:285 +#: accounts/models.py:329 msgid "Can Edit User Permissions" msgstr "Kann Benutzerberechtigungen bearbeiten" -#: accounts/models.py:286 +#: accounts/models.py:330 msgid "Can Read All User Data" msgstr "Kann alle Benutzerdaten lesen" -#: accounts/models.py:287 +#: accounts/models.py:331 msgid "Can Read User Usernames" msgstr "Kann Benutzernamen lesen" -#: accounts/models.py:294 accounts/models.py:397 -msgid "male" -msgstr "männlich" - -#: accounts/models.py:295 accounts/models.py:398 -msgid "female" -msgstr "weiblich" - -#: accounts/models.py:296 accounts/models.py:399 -msgid "other" -msgstr "andere" - -#: accounts/models.py:297 accounts/models.py:400 accounts/models.py:476 -msgid "prefer not to answer" -msgstr "lieber nicht antworten" - -#: accounts/models.py:387 +#: accounts/models.py:425 msgid "White" msgstr "weiß" -#: accounts/models.py:388 +#: accounts/models.py:426 msgid "Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin" msgstr "Hispanischer, lateinamerikanischer oder spanischer Herkunft" -#: accounts/models.py:389 +#: accounts/models.py:427 msgid "Black or African American" msgstr "Schwarzer oder Afroamerikaner" -#: accounts/models.py:390 +#: accounts/models.py:428 msgid "Asian" msgstr "Asiate" -#: accounts/models.py:391 +#: accounts/models.py:429 msgid "American Indian or Alaska Native" msgstr "Indianer oder Alaska-Ureinwohner" -#: accounts/models.py:392 +#: accounts/models.py:430 msgid "Middle Eastern or North African" msgstr "Nahost- oder Nordafrikaner" -#: accounts/models.py:393 +#: accounts/models.py:431 msgid "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander" msgstr "Einheimische Hawaiianer oder andere pazifische Insulaner" -#: accounts/models.py:394 +#: accounts/models.py:432 msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" msgstr "Eine andere ethnische Zugehörigkeit oder Herkunft" -#: accounts/models.py:403 accounts/models.py:412 +#: accounts/models.py:435 accounts/models.py:444 msgid "some or attending high school" msgstr "Haupt- oder Realschulabschluss" -#: accounts/models.py:404 accounts/models.py:413 +#: accounts/models.py:436 accounts/models.py:445 msgid "high school diploma or GED" msgstr "(Fach-)Abitur" -#: accounts/models.py:405 accounts/models.py:414 +#: accounts/models.py:437 accounts/models.py:446 msgid "some or attending college" msgstr "(Fach-)Hoschule besucht (bisher) ohne Abschluss" -#: accounts/models.py:406 accounts/models.py:415 +#: accounts/models.py:438 accounts/models.py:447 msgid "2-year college degree" msgstr "Bachelor; abgeschlossene Lehre (3-jähriger Abschluss)" -#: accounts/models.py:407 accounts/models.py:416 +#: accounts/models.py:439 accounts/models.py:448 msgid "4-year college degree" msgstr "Master; Gesellenprüfung (4- oder 5-jähriger Abschluss)" -#: accounts/models.py:408 accounts/models.py:417 +#: accounts/models.py:440 accounts/models.py:449 msgid "some or attending graduate or professional school" msgstr "Promotion; Meisterprüfung" -#: accounts/models.py:409 accounts/models.py:418 +#: accounts/models.py:441 accounts/models.py:450 msgid "graduate or professional degree" msgstr "anderer Abschluss" -#: accounts/models.py:419 +#: accounts/models.py:451 msgid "not applicable - no spouse or partner" msgstr "nicht zutreffend - kein Ehepartner oder Partner" -#: accounts/models.py:422 accounts/models.py:453 +#: accounts/models.py:454 accounts/models.py:487 msgid "0" msgstr "0" -#: accounts/models.py:423 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:455 accounts/models.py:481 msgid "1" msgstr "1" -#: accounts/models.py:424 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:456 accounts/models.py:482 msgid "2" msgstr "2" -#: accounts/models.py:425 +#: accounts/models.py:457 accounts/models.py:483 msgid "3" msgstr "3" -#: accounts/models.py:426 +#: accounts/models.py:458 msgid "4" msgstr "4" -#: accounts/models.py:427 +#: accounts/models.py:459 msgid "5" msgstr "5" -#: accounts/models.py:428 +#: accounts/models.py:460 msgid "6" msgstr "6" -#: accounts/models.py:429 +#: accounts/models.py:461 msgid "7" msgstr "7" -#: accounts/models.py:430 +#: accounts/models.py:462 msgid "8" msgstr "8" -#: accounts/models.py:431 +#: accounts/models.py:463 msgid "9" msgstr "9" -#: accounts/models.py:432 +#: accounts/models.py:464 msgid "10" msgstr "10" -#: accounts/models.py:433 +#: accounts/models.py:465 msgid "More than 10" msgstr "Mehr als 10" -#: accounts/models.py:436 +#: accounts/models.py:468 msgid "under 18" msgstr "unter 18" -#: accounts/models.py:437 +#: accounts/models.py:469 msgid "18-21" msgstr "18-21" -#: accounts/models.py:438 +#: accounts/models.py:470 msgid "22-24" msgstr "22-24" -#: accounts/models.py:439 +#: accounts/models.py:471 msgid "25-29" msgstr "25-29" -#: accounts/models.py:440 +#: accounts/models.py:472 msgid "30-34" msgstr "30-34" -#: accounts/models.py:441 +#: accounts/models.py:473 msgid "35-39" msgstr "35-39" -#: accounts/models.py:442 +#: accounts/models.py:474 msgid "40-44" msgstr "40-44" -#: accounts/models.py:443 +#: accounts/models.py:475 msgid "45-49" msgstr "45-49" -#: accounts/models.py:444 +#: accounts/models.py:476 msgid "50-59" msgstr "50-59" -#: accounts/models.py:445 +#: accounts/models.py:477 msgid "60-69" msgstr "60-69" -#: accounts/models.py:446 +#: accounts/models.py:478 msgid "70 or over" msgstr "70 oder älter" -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "3 or more" -msgstr "3 oder mehr" - -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "varies" -msgstr "variiert" +#: accounts/models.py:484 +msgid "Another number, or explain below" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/models.py:454 +#: accounts/models.py:488 msgid "5000" msgstr "5000" -#: accounts/models.py:455 +#: accounts/models.py:489 msgid "10000" msgstr "10000" -#: accounts/models.py:456 +#: accounts/models.py:490 msgid "15000" msgstr "15000" -#: accounts/models.py:457 +#: accounts/models.py:491 msgid "20000" msgstr "20000" -#: accounts/models.py:458 +#: accounts/models.py:492 msgid "30000" msgstr "30000" -#: accounts/models.py:459 +#: accounts/models.py:493 msgid "40000" msgstr "40000" -#: accounts/models.py:460 +#: accounts/models.py:494 msgid "50000" msgstr "50000" -#: accounts/models.py:461 +#: accounts/models.py:495 msgid "60000" msgstr "60000" -#: accounts/models.py:462 +#: accounts/models.py:496 msgid "70000" msgstr "70000" -#: accounts/models.py:463 +#: accounts/models.py:497 msgid "80000" msgstr "80000" -#: accounts/models.py:464 +#: accounts/models.py:498 msgid "90000" msgstr "90000" -#: accounts/models.py:465 +#: accounts/models.py:499 msgid "100000" msgstr "100000" -#: accounts/models.py:466 +#: accounts/models.py:500 msgid "110000" msgstr "110000" -#: accounts/models.py:467 +#: accounts/models.py:501 msgid "120000" msgstr "120000" -#: accounts/models.py:468 +#: accounts/models.py:502 msgid "130000" msgstr "130000" -#: accounts/models.py:469 +#: accounts/models.py:503 msgid "140000" msgstr "140000" -#: accounts/models.py:470 +#: accounts/models.py:504 msgid "150000" msgstr "150000" -#: accounts/models.py:471 +#: accounts/models.py:505 msgid "160000" msgstr "160000" -#: accounts/models.py:472 +#: accounts/models.py:506 msgid "170000" msgstr "170000" -#: accounts/models.py:473 +#: accounts/models.py:507 msgid "180000" msgstr "180000" -#: accounts/models.py:474 +#: accounts/models.py:508 msgid "190000" msgstr "190000" -#: accounts/models.py:475 +#: accounts/models.py:509 msgid "over 200000" msgstr "über 200000" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "urban" msgstr "städtisch" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "suburban" msgstr "Vorort" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "rural" msgstr "ländlich" -#: accounts/models.py:529 +#: accounts/models.py:567 msgid "Select a State" msgstr "Wähle ein Bundesland" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:24 +#: accounts/models.py:717 +msgid "and" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:15 msgid "Account Information" msgstr "Kontoinformationen" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:7 +msgid "Change your login credentials and/or nickname." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:10 msgid "Demographic Survey" msgstr "Demografischer Fragebogen" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:12 msgid "Tell us more about yourself." msgstr "Erzähl Sie uns mehr über sich." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:15 msgid "Children Information" msgstr "Informationen für Kinder" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:17 msgid "Add or edit participant information." msgstr "Teilnehmerinformationen hinzufügen oder bearbeiten." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:21 +msgid "Continue to Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:23 +msgid "Go on to" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:29 +msgid "Find Another Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:31 +msgid "Find a Study Now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:35 +msgid "See all available studies." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:38 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:6 msgid "Email Preferences" msgstr "E-Mail Präferenzen" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:40 msgid "Edit when you can be contacted." msgstr "Bearbeiten, wenn Sie kontaktiert werden können." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:14 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:43 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:67 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:78 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:16 -msgid "My Account" -msgstr "Mein Konto" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:58 -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:46 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:102 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:38 -msgid "Save" -msgstr "Sichern" +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:6 +msgid "Update account information" +msgstr "Kontoinformation aktualisieren" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:45 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:28 msgid "Change Your Password" msgstr "Ändern Sie Ihr Passwort" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:15 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:42 +msgid "Manage Two-Factor Authentication" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:49 +msgid "" +"If you'd like, you can turn two-factor authentication off here. Just enter " +"your one-time password here, hit submit, and it'll get deleted for you!" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:54 +msgid "" +"It looks like you were in the middle of setting up two factor " +"authentication, but didn't complete the process. You can capture the QR code " +"here, verify with a one-time password, and finish the process." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:69 +msgid "Set up Two-Factor Authentication" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:13 msgid "All Participants" msgstr "Alle Teilnehmer(innen)" @@ -707,76 +822,83 @@ msgstr "Alle Teilnehmer(innen)" msgid "Participant ID" msgstr "Teilnehmer(in)-ID" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:24 -msgid "Last Active:" -msgstr "Letzte Aktivität:" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:25 -msgid "Participant global ID:" -msgstr "Allgemeine ID des Teilnehmers:" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:31 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:105 -msgid "Children" -msgstr "Kinder" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:46 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:40 msgid "Age" msgstr "Alter" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:70 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:52 msgid "Additional Info" msgstr "Zusätzliche Information" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:79 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:57 msgid "No children profiles registered!" msgstr "Keine Kinderprofile registriert!" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 msgid "Latest Demographic Data" msgstr "Neueste demografische Daten" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:94 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:64 +msgid "Country" +msgstr "Land" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:68 msgid "State" msgstr "Bundesland" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:102 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:72 msgid "Area description" msgstr "Beschreibung der Gegend" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:110 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:76 msgid "Languages Spoken at Home" msgstr "Zu Hause gesprochene Sprachen" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:118 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:80 msgid "Number of Children" msgstr "Anzahl der Kinder" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:126 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:84 msgid "Children current ages" msgstr "aktuelles Alter der Kinder" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:134 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:90 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Study Responses" +msgid "No Response" +msgstr "Studienantworten" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:95 msgid "Number of Guardians" msgstr "Anzahl der Erziehungberechtigten" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:142 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:99 msgid "Explanation for Guardians:" msgstr "Erklärung für die Erziehungsberechtigten:" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:150 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:103 msgid "Race" msgstr "Ethnische Zugehörigkeit" -#: exp/templates/exp/dashboard.html:16 -msgid "Dashboard" -msgstr "Dashboard" +#: studies/fields.py:7 +msgid "Autism Spectrum Disorder" +msgstr "" -#: project/settings.py:243 studies/fields.py:97 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Asian" -msgid "Russian" -msgstr "Asiate" +#: studies/fields.py:8 +msgid "Deaf" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:9 +msgid "Hard of Hearing" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:10 +msgid "Dyslexia" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:11 +msgid "Multiple Birth (twin, triplet, or higher order)" +msgstr "" #: studies/fields.py:45 msgid "Twin" @@ -806,192 +928,339 @@ msgstr "Siebenling" msgid "Octuplet" msgstr "Achtling" -#: studies/fields.py:69 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Duration" -msgid "Gujarati" -msgstr "Dauer" +#: studies/fields.py:57 +msgid "English" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:115 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Yes" -msgid "Yue" -msgstr "Ja" +#: studies/fields.py:58 +msgid "Amharic" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:123 -msgid "Not answered" -msgstr "Nicht beantwortet" +#: studies/fields.py:59 +msgid "Bengali" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:124 -msgid "Other" -msgstr "Andere" +#: studies/fields.py:60 +msgid "Bhojpuri" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:125 -msgid "Male" -msgstr "Männlich" +#: studies/fields.py:61 +msgid "Burmese" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:126 -msgid "Female" -msgstr "Weiblich" +#: studies/fields.py:62 +msgid "Cebuano" +msgstr "" -#: studies/models.py:113 -msgid "" -"The Users who belong to this Lab. A user in this lab will be able to create " -"studies associated with this Lab and can be added to this Lab's studies." +#: studies/fields.py:63 +msgid "Chhattisgarhi" msgstr "" -"Die Benutzer, die zu diesem Labor gehören. Ein Benutzer in diesem Labor kann " -"Studien erstellen, die mit diesem Labor verknüpft sind, und kann zu den " -"Studien dieses Labors hinzugefügt werden." -#: studies/models.py:122 -msgid "The Users who have requested to join this Lab." -msgstr "Die Benutzer, die die Teilnahme an diesem Labor beantragt haben." +#: studies/fields.py:64 +msgid "Dutch" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:19 -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:140 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "researcher login" -msgid "For researchers" -msgstr "Forscherlogin" +#: studies/fields.py:65 +msgid "Egyptian Spoken Arabic" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:10 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:21 web/templates/web/_navigation.html:26 -#: web/templates/web/base.html:10 -msgid "Lookit" -msgstr "Schau mal" +#: studies/fields.py:66 +msgid "French" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:61 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:49 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Contact:" -msgid "Contact us" -msgstr "Kontakt:" +#: studies/fields.py:67 +msgid "Gan" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:16 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Participate" -msgid "Participation" -msgstr "Teilnehmen" +#: studies/fields.py:68 +msgid "German" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:40 +#: studies/fields.py:69 #, fuzzy -#| msgid "Log in to participate" -msgid "How can we participate online?" -msgstr "Melden Sie sich an, um teilzunehmen" +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Gujarati" +msgstr "Dauer" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:69 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Log in to participate" -msgid "How do we provide consent to participate?" -msgstr "Melden Sie sich an, um teilzunehmen" +#: studies/fields.py:70 +msgid "Hakka" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:107 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "What is your gender?" -msgid "Who will see our video?" -msgstr "Was ist Ihr Geschlecht?" +#: studies/fields.py:71 +msgid "Hausa" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:72 +msgid "Hebrew" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:73 +msgid "Hindi" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:74 +msgid "Igbo" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:75 +msgid "Indonesian" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:76 +msgid "Iranian Persian" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:77 +msgid "Italian" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:78 +msgid "Japanese" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:79 +msgid "Javanese" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:80 +msgid "Jinyu" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:81 +msgid "Kannada" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:82 +msgid "Khmer" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:150 +#: studies/fields.py:83 +msgid "Korean" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:84 +msgid "Magahi" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:85 +msgid "Maithili" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:86 +msgid "Malay" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:87 +msgid "Malayalam" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:88 +msgid "Chinese (Mandarin)" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:89 #, fuzzy #| msgid "Duration" -msgid "Habituation" +msgid "Marathi" msgstr "Dauer" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:181 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" -msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" -msgstr "Wir führen derzeit keine Studien durch!" +#: studies/fields.py:90 +msgid "Min Nan" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:12 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Participate" -msgid "Participate in a Study" -msgstr "Teilnehmen" +#: studies/fields.py:91 +msgid "Moroccan Spoken Arabic" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:11 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Privacy Statement" -msgid "Privacy statement" -msgstr "Datenschutzerklärung" +#: studies/fields.py:92 +msgid "Northern Pashto" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:22 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "All Participants" -msgid "For participants" -msgstr "Alle Teilnehmer(innen)" +#: studies/fields.py:93 +msgid "Northern Uzbek" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:214 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Additional Info" -msgid "Additional Information" -msgstr "Zusätzliche Information" +#: studies/fields.py:94 +msgid "Odia" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:6 -msgid "You've successfully logged out." -msgstr "Sie haben sich erfolgreich abgemeldet." +#: studies/fields.py:95 +msgid "Polish" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:96 +msgid "Portuguese" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:97 +msgid "Romanian" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:8 -#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:9 -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:9 web/templates/web/study-detail.html:22 +#: studies/fields.py:98 #, fuzzy -#| msgid "Your username and password didn't match. Please try again." -msgid "Your login credentials didn't work. Please try again." +#| msgid "Asian" +msgid "Russian" +msgstr "Asiate" + +#: studies/fields.py:99 +msgid "Saraiki" msgstr "" -"Ihr Benutzername und Ihr Passwort stimmen nicht überein. Bitte versuchen Sie " -"es erneut." -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:18 -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:50 +#: studies/fields.py:100 +msgid "Sindhi" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:101 +msgid "Somali" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:102 +msgid "Spanish" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:103 +msgid "Sunda" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:104 +msgid "Tagalog" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:105 +msgid "Tamil" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:106 +msgid "Telugu" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:107 +msgid "Thai" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:108 +msgid "Turkish" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:109 +msgid "Ukrainian" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:110 +msgid "Urdu" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:111 +msgid "Vietnamese" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:112 +msgid "Western Punjabi" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:113 +msgid "Wu" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:114 +msgid "Xiang Chinese" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:115 +msgid "Yoruba" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:116 +msgid "Chinese (Cantonese)" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:124 +msgid "Not answered" +msgstr "Nicht beantwortet" + +#: studies/fields.py:125 +msgid "Other" +msgstr "Andere" + +#: studies/fields.py:126 +msgid "Male" +msgstr "Männlich" + +#: studies/fields.py:127 +msgid "Female" +msgstr "Weiblich" + +#: studies/models.py:143 +msgid "" +"The Users who belong to this Lab. A user in this lab will be able to create " +"studies associated with this Lab and can be added to this Lab's studies." +msgstr "" +"Die Benutzer, die zu diesem Labor gehören. Ein Benutzer in diesem Labor kann " +"Studien erstellen, die mit diesem Labor verknüpft sind, und kann zu den " +"Studien dieses Labors hinzugefügt werden." + +#: studies/models.py:152 +msgid "The Users who have requested to join this Lab." +msgstr "Die Benutzer, die die Teilnahme an diesem Labor beantragt haben." + +#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:5 +msgid "You've successfully logged out." +msgstr "Sie haben sich erfolgreich abgemeldet." + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:6 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:9 msgid "Login" msgstr "Anmeldung" -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:34 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25 msgid "Forgot password?" msgstr "Passwort vergessen?" -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:36 -msgid "New to Lookit?" -msgstr "Neu bei Lookit?" +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "New to Children Helping Science?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "Register your family!" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:9 msgid "Password changed" msgstr "Passwort geändert" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:12 msgid "Your password was changed." msgstr "Dein Passwort wurde geändert." -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:12 msgid "Documentation" msgstr "Dokumentation" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 msgid "Change password" msgstr "Ändere das Passwort" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 msgid "Log out" msgstr "Ausloggen" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:7 -#: web/templates/web/home.html:3 web/templates/web/home.html:7 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:18 msgid "Home" msgstr "Zuhause" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:8 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:19 msgid "Password change" msgstr "Passwortänderung" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:21 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:36 msgid "Please correct the error below." msgstr "Bitte korrigieren Sie den Fehler unten." -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:21 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:38 msgid "Please correct the errors below." msgstr "Bitte korrigieren Sie die Fehler unten." -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:26 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:43 msgid "" "Please enter your old password, for security's sake, and then enter your new " "password twice so we can verify you typed it in correctly." @@ -1000,28 +1269,28 @@ msgstr "" "dann Ihr neues Passwort zweimal ein, damit wir überprüfen können, ob Sie es " "richtig eingegeben haben." -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:54 -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:31 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:64 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:6 msgid "Change my password" msgstr "Mein Passwort ändern" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:8 +msgid "Log in" +msgstr "Anmeldung" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:10 msgid "Password reset complete" msgstr "Zurücksetzung des Passworts abgeschlossen" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:12 msgid "Your password has been set. You may go ahead and log in now." msgstr "Ihr Passwort wurde festgelegt. Sie können sich jetzt anmelden." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:17 -msgid "Log in" -msgstr "Anmeldung" - -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:8 msgid "Password reset confirmation" msgstr "Bestätigung zum Zurücksetzen des Passworts" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:17 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11 msgid "" "Please enter your new password twice so we can verify you typed it in " "correctly." @@ -1029,15 +1298,7 @@ msgstr "" "Bitte geben Sie Ihr neues Passwort zweimal ein, damit wir überprüfen können, " "ob Sie es richtig eingegeben haben." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:23 -msgid "New password:" -msgstr "Neues Kennwort:" - -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:28 -msgid "Confirm password:" -msgstr "Bestätigen Sie das Passwort:" - -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:37 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:21 msgid "" "The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been " "used. Please request a new password reset." @@ -1045,13 +1306,13 @@ msgstr "" "Der Link zum Zurücksetzen des Passworts war ungültig, möglicherweise weil er " "bereits verwendet wurde. Bitte fordern Sie ein neues Passwort an." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:6 #, fuzzy #| msgid "Password reset complete" msgid "Password reset link sent" msgstr "Zurücksetzung des Passworts abgeschlossen" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:9 #, fuzzy #| msgid "" #| "We've emailed you instructions for setting your password, if an account " @@ -1064,7 +1325,7 @@ msgstr "" "gesendet, falls ein Konto mit der von Ihnen eingegebenen E-Mail-Adresse " "vorhanden ist. Sie sollten diese in Kürze erhalten." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:17 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:12 #, fuzzy #| msgid "" #| "If you don't receive an email, please make sure you've entered the " @@ -1078,11 +1339,14 @@ msgstr "" "eingegeben haben, unter der Sie sich registriert haben, und überprüfen Sie " "Ihren Spam-Ordner." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:2 -#, python-format +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:3 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for " +#| "your user account at %(site_name)s." msgid "" "You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your " -"user account at %(site_name)s." +"user account at Children Helping Science." msgstr "" "Sie erhalten diese E-Mail, weil Sie ein Zurücksetzen des Passwoerts für Ihr " "Benutzerkonto unter %(site_name)s angefordert haben." @@ -1095,22 +1359,25 @@ msgstr "Bitte gehen Sie zur folgenden Seite und wählen Sie ein neues Passwort:" msgid "Your username, in case you've forgotten:" msgstr "Ihr Benutzername - falls Sie vergessen haben:" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:9 msgid "Thanks for using our site!" msgstr "Vielen Dank für die Nutzung unserer Website!" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:12 -#, python-format -msgid "The %(site_name)s team" -msgstr "Das Team von %(site_name)s" +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10 +msgid "The Children Helping Science team" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:6 +msgid "Reset my password" +msgstr "Mein Passwort zurücksetzen" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:8 #, fuzzy #| msgid "Password reset complete" msgid "Password reset" msgstr "Zurücksetzung des Passworts abgeschlossen" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11 msgid "" "Forgotten your password? Enter your email address below, and we'll email " "instructions for setting a new one." @@ -1118,272 +1385,1826 @@ msgstr "" "Passwort vergessen? Geben Sie unten Ihre E-Mail-Adresse ein und wir senden " "Ihnen Anweisungen zur Erstellung eines neuen Passworts." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:21 -msgid "Email address:" -msgstr "E-Mail-Addresse:" +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_subject_1.txt:2 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Password reset complete" +msgid "Password reset on Children Helping Science" +msgstr "Zurücksetzung des Passworts abgeschlossen" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:24 -msgid "Reset my password" -msgstr "Mein Passwort zurücksetzen" +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:9 +msgid "" +"This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " +"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216, 1823919, and 2209756; the Center for " +"Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and " +"by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +"findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are " +"those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the " +"National Science Foundation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:14 +msgid "Privacy" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:17 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Contact:" +msgid "Contact us" +msgstr "Kontakt:" + +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:20 +msgid "Connect" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:22 +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:3 +msgid "Logout" +msgstr "Ausloggen" + +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:4 msgid "Experimenter" msgstr "Experimentator" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:33 web/templates/web/studies-list.html:4 -msgid "Studies" -msgstr "Studien" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:10 +msgid "studies for babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:34 -msgid "FAQ" -msgstr "FAQ" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:17 +msgid "studies for toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:35 -msgid "The Scientists" -msgstr "Die Wissenschaftler" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:26 +msgid "studies for preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:36 -msgid "Resources" -msgstr "Ressourcen" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:33 +msgid "studies for school-aged kids & teens (5-17)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:45 -msgid "Hi" -msgstr "Hallo" +#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:35 +msgid "Children Helping Science" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:47 -msgid "Logout" -msgstr "Ausloggen" +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:8 web/templates/web/children-list.html:6 +msgid "Children" +msgstr "Kinder" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:49 -msgid "Sign up" -msgstr "Anmelden" +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:15 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:9 +msgid "Cancel" +msgstr "Beenden" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:4 -#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:116 +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:16 web/templates/web/child-add.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:10 +msgid "Add Child" +msgstr "Kind hinzufügen" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:8 +#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:101 msgid "Child" msgstr "Kind" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:14 #, fuzzy #| msgid "Back to list" msgid "Back to Children List" msgstr "Zurück zur Liste" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:31 -msgid "Update" -msgstr "Aktualisieren" - -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:41 +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:15 msgid "Delete" msgstr "Löschen" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:44 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:92 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:100 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:36 -msgid "Cancel" -msgstr "Beenden" +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:13 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:10 +msgid "Save" +msgstr "Sichern" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:40 -msgid "Empty birthday" -msgstr "Leerer Geburtstag" +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:28 +msgid "Update" +msgstr "Aktualisieren" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:47 -msgid " day" -msgstr " Tag" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:9 +msgid "Update child" +msgstr "Kind aktualisieren" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:47 -msgid " days" -msgstr " Tage" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:19 +msgid "Click the 'Add Child' button to add a child to your account." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:49 -msgid " month" -msgstr " Monat" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:22 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button. Click the 'Find a Study' button " +"to view the studies available for your children." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:49 -msgid " months" -msgstr " Monate" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:26 +msgid "" +"When you are ready, click the 'Continue to Study' button to go on to your " +"study, '{{ request.session.study_name }}'." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:51 -msgid " year" -msgstr " Jahr" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:30 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:51 -msgid " years" -msgstr " Jahre" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:33 +msgid "" +"If the 'Continue to Study' button still isn't lighting up, the study may " +"have become full or be recruiting a slightly different set of kids right " +"now. You might also be missing a piece of information about your family, " +"such as the languages you speak at home." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:61 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:77 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:82 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:94 -msgid "Add Child" -msgstr "Kind hinzufügen" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"You can click the 'Demographic Survey' button to add more information about " +"your family, 'Find Another Study' to explore more studies for your family, " +"or " +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:61 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:77 -msgid "Hide Form" -msgstr "Form ausblenden" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"click here to review the requirements for '{{ request.session." +"study_name }}'." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:111 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:44 msgid "Name" msgstr "Name" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:121 -msgid "Update child" -msgstr "Kind aktualisieren" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:64 +msgid "No child profiles registered!" +msgstr "Keine Kinderprofile registriert!" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:10 +msgid "Technical difficulties" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:13 +msgid "" +"To report any technical difficulties during participation, please contact " +"our team by email at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:14 web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:17 +msgid "Questions about the studies" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +msgid "" +"If you have any questions or concerns about the studies, please first check " +"our FAQ. With any additional questions, please contact us at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:23 web/templates/web/privacy.html:161 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For researchers" +msgstr "Forscherlogin" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:26 +msgid "" +"Lookit is available to all developmental researchers, and the code is " +"entirely open- To learn more about running your own studies or contributing, " +"please check out the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/faq.html:746 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Documentation" +msgid "documentation" +msgstr "Dokumentation" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:32 +msgid "" +"Several initial test studies of a prototype Lookit platform were completed " +"in 2015; you can read about the results, and strengths and limitations of " +"the platform, in " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "these papers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:7 +msgid "Update demographics" +msgstr "Demografische Angaben aktualisieren" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:21 +msgid "If the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:24 +msgid "You can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:25 +msgid "click here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:26 +msgid "to review the requirements for" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:32 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you take your first study, we " +"are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you continue to the main study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "we are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:40 +msgid "" +"Use this form to share more information about your family. When you are " +"ready to move on, you can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:44 +msgid "" +"One reason we are developing Internet-based experiments is to represent a " +"more diverse group of families in our research. Your answers to these " +"questions will help us understand what audience we reach, as well as how " +"factors like speaking multiple languages or having older siblings affect " +"children's learning." +msgstr "" +"Ein Grund, warum wir internetbasierte Experimente entwickeln, besteht darin, " +"eine vielfältigere Gruppe von Familien in unserer Forschung zu vertreten. " +"Ihre Antworten auf diese Fragen helfen uns zu verstehen, welche Zielgruppen " +"wir erreichen und wie sich Faktoren wie das Sprechen mehrerer Sprachen oder " +"ältere Geschwister auf das Lernen von Kindern auswirken." + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:47 +msgid "" +"Even if you allow your study videos to be published for scientific or " +"publicity purposes, your demographic information is never published in " +"conjunction with your video." +msgstr "" +"Selbst wenn Sie zulassen, dass Ihre Studienvideos zu wissenschaftlichen oder " +"Werbezwecken veröffentlicht werden, werden Ihre demografischen Informationen " +"niemals in Verbindung mit Ihrem Video veröffentlicht." + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:10 web/templates/web/garden/about.html:14 +msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:12 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participation" +msgstr "Teilnehmen" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:22 +msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:30 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Ihre früheren Studien" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Wir führen derzeit keine Studien durch!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Was ist Ihr Geschlecht?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Dauer" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "In welchem Bundesland leben Sie?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "Forscherlogin" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Wie alt sind Sie?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Melden Sie sich an, um teilzunehmen" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Die Wissenschaftler" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Teilnehmen" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Zuhause" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Ich möchte kontaktiert werden, wenn:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Melden Sie sich an, um teilzunehmen" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Konto erstellen" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participant account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Teilnehmerkonto" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead?" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "stattdessen?" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "" +"Durch Klicken auf \"Konto erstellen\" stimme ich zu, dass ich ... gelesen " +"habe und akzeptiere." + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Datenschutzerklärung" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Datenschutzerklärung" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Alle Teilnehmer(innen)" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of " -"what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " -"development are interested in questions like...
\n" -"A study is meant to answer a very " -"specific question about how children learn or what they know: for instance, " -"'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:10 +msgid "studies for babies (under 1)" msgstr "" -"\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tEl Desarrollo Cognitivo es la ciencia que " -"investiga qué comprenden y cómo aprenden los/as niños/as. Los/as " -"investigadores/as en Desarrollo Cognitivo están interesados/as en cuestiones " -"como...
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tUn estudio está destinado a responder a una " -"pregunta específica sobre cómo aprenden los/as niños/as o qué conocen: por " -"ejemplo, \"¿reconocen los bebés de tres meses la cara de sus padres o madres?" -"\"
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:40 -msgid "How can we participate online?" -msgstr "¿Cómo podemos participar on-line?" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:17 +msgid "studies for toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:45 -msgid "" -"\n" -"If you have a child and would like to " -"participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available for " -"your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate.
\n" -"When you select a study, you'll be asked " -"to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " -"agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will happen during " -"the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may answer questions " -"directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what she thinks is going " -"on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome.
\n" -"Some portions of the study will be " -"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " -"platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your child's " -"responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she looked at " -"each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of other " -"children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:26 +msgid "studies for preschoolers (3-4)" msgstr "" -"\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSi tienes un/a hijo/a y te gustaría participar, " -"crea una cuenta y echa un vistazo a los estudios que tenemos disponibles " -"para el rango de edad de tu hijo/a. Necesitarás una webcam que funcione para " -"participar.
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tCuando selecciones un estudio te pediremos que " -"leas un consentimiento informado y te grabes declarando que tú y tu hijo/a " -"aceptáis participar. Después os explicaremos lo que haréis durante el " -"estudio. Dependiendo de su edad, tu hijo/a responderá las preguntas " -"directamente o buscará pistas indirectas de lo que piensa que ocurrirá--como " -"por ejemplo cuánto tiempo mira hacia un evento sorprendente.
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAlgunas partes del estudio serán grabadas " -"automáticamente utilizando vuestra webcam y se enviarán de forma segura a la " -"plataforma de Lookit. Investigadores/as entrenados/as verán el video y " -"registrarán las respuestas de tu hijo/a--por ejemplo, hacia qué lado señala " -"o cuánto tiempo mira a cada imagen. ¡Juntaremos estas respuestas con " -"respuestas de muchos otros niños/as para conocer más sobre cómo piensan los " -"bebés!
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:56 -msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" -msgstr "¿Quién puede crear estudios en Lookit?" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:33 +msgid "studies for school-aged kids & teens (5-17)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:61 -msgid "" -"Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " -"Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with MIT " -"where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify " -"that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional review " -"board. Studies are also subject to approval by Lookit. As of June 2020 we " -"have agreements with 20 universities!" +#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:35 +msgid "Children Helping Science" msgstr "" -"¡Cualquier investigador/a con preguntas sobre cómo aprenden y crecen los/as " -"niños/as puede proponer un estudio en Lookit! Cada institución que utilice " -"Lookit debe firmar un contrato con el MIT donde aceptan los Términos de Uso y certificar que sus estudios serán " -"revisados y aprobados por un comité revisor institucional. Los estudios " -"serán aprobados por Lookit. ¡Lookit tiene acuerdos con 20 universidades " -"desde junio de 2020!" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:69 -msgid "How do we provide consent to participate?" -msgstr "¿Cómo podemos dar nuestro consentimiento para participar?" +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:8 web/templates/web/children-list.html:6 +msgid "Children" +msgstr "Niños/as" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:74 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Rather than having the parent or legal " -"guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " -"statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:15 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:9 +msgid "Cancel" +msgstr "Cancelar" + +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:16 web/templates/web/child-add.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:10 +msgid "Add Child" +msgstr "Agregar niño/a" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:8 +#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:101 +msgid "Child" +msgstr "Niño" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:14 +msgid "Back to Children List" +msgstr "Volver a la lista de niños/as" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:15 +msgid "Delete" +msgstr "Eliminar" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:13 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:10 +msgid "Save" +msgstr "Guardar" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:28 +msgid "Update" +msgstr "Actualizar" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:9 +msgid "Update child" +msgstr "Actualizar niño/a" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:19 +msgid "Click the 'Add Child' button to add a child to your account." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:22 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button. Click the 'Find a Study' button " +"to view the studies available for your children." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:26 +msgid "" +"When you are ready, click the 'Continue to Study' button to go on to your " +"study, '{{ request.session.study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:30 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:33 +msgid "" +"If the 'Continue to Study' button still isn't lighting up, the study may " +"have become full or be recruiting a slightly different set of kids right " +"now. You might also be missing a piece of information about your family, " +"such as the languages you speak at home." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"You can click the 'Demographic Survey' button to add more information about " +"your family, 'Find Another Study' to explore more studies for your family, " +"or " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"click here to review the requirements for '{{ request.session." +"study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:44 +msgid "Name" +msgstr "Nombre" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:64 +msgid "No child profiles registered!" +msgstr "¡No hay perfiles de niños/as registrados/as!" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:10 +msgid "Technical difficulties" +msgstr "Dificultades técnicas" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:13 +msgid "" +"To report any technical difficulties during participation, please contact " +"our team by email at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:14 web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:17 +msgid "Questions about the studies" +msgstr "Preguntas sobre los estudios" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +msgid "" +"If you have any questions or concerns about the studies, please first check " +"our FAQ. With any additional questions, please contact us at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:23 web/templates/web/privacy.html:161 +msgid "For researchers" +msgstr "Para personal de investigación" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:26 +msgid "" +"Lookit is available to all developmental researchers, and the code is " +"entirely open- To learn more about running your own studies or contributing, " +"please check out the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/faq.html:746 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Documentation" +msgid "documentation" +msgstr "Documentación" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:32 +msgid "" +"Several initial test studies of a prototype Lookit platform were completed " +"in 2015; you can read about the results, and strengths and limitations of " +"the platform, in " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "these papers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:7 +msgid "Update demographics" +msgstr "Actualizar datos demográficos" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:21 +msgid "If the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:24 +msgid "You can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:25 +msgid "click here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:26 +msgid "to review the requirements for" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:32 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you take your first study, we " +"are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you continue to the main study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "we are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:40 +msgid "" +"Use this form to share more information about your family. When you are " +"ready to move on, you can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:44 +msgid "" +"One reason we are developing Internet-based experiments is to represent a " +"more diverse group of families in our research. Your answers to these " +"questions will help us understand what audience we reach, as well as how " +"factors like speaking multiple languages or having older siblings affect " +"children's learning." +msgstr "" +"Una de las razones por la que estamos desarrollando experimentos on-line es " +"para representar a un grupo más plural de familias en nuestra investigación. " +"Sus respuestas a estas preguntas nos ayudarán a comprender a qué población " +"llegamos, y cómo factores como hablar varios idiomas o tener hermanos " +"mayores afectan el aprendizaje de los/as niños/as." + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:47 +msgid "" +"Even if you allow your study videos to be published for scientific or " +"publicity purposes, your demographic information is never published in " +"conjunction with your video." +msgstr "" +"Incluso si permite que sus vídeos del estudio se publiquen con fines " +"científicos o publicitarios, su información demográfica nunca será publicada " +"junto con su vídeo." + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:10 web/templates/web/garden/about.html:14 +msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" +msgstr "Preguntas más frecuentes" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:12 +msgid "Participation" +msgstr "Participación" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:22 +msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" +msgstr "¿Qué es un \"estudio\" sobre desarrollo cognitivo?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:30 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "
Cognitive development is the science " +#| "of what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " +#| "development are interested in questions like...
\n" +#| "A study is meant to answer a very " +#| "specific question about how children learn or what they know: for " +#| "instance, 'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" +"\n" +" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tEl Desarrollo Cognitivo es la ciencia que " +"investiga qué comprenden y cómo aprenden los/as niños/as. Los/as " +"investigadores/as en Desarrollo Cognitivo están interesados/as en cuestiones " +"como...
\n" +" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tUn estudio está destinado a responder a una " +"pregunta específica sobre cómo aprenden los/as niños/as o qué conocen: por " +"ejemplo, \"¿reconocen los bebés de tres meses la cara de sus padres o madres?" +"\"
\n" +" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "¿Quién puede crear estudios en Lookit?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "" +"¿Por qué realizáis estos estudios on-line, en lugar de hacerlo en persona?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Rather than having the parent or legal " +#| "guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " +#| "statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +#| "holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for " +#| "you. It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that " +#| "you understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +#| "Researchers watch these consent videos " +#| "on a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one " +#| "whether the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or " +#| "download data from a session unless they have confirmed that you " +#| "consented to participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT " +#| "clearly demonstrate informed consent--for instance, there was a technical " +#| "problem and there's no audio--they may contact you to check, depending on " +#| "your email settings.
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " "holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " "It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " "understand you're being videotaped.
\n" -"Researchers watch these consent videos on " -"a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether " -"the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or download " -"data from a session unless they have confirmed that you consented to " -"participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate " -"informed consent--for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no " -"audio--they may contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" -" " +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tEn lugar de pedir a un padre/madre o tutor que " @@ -1366,39 +2013,59 @@ msgstr "" "dependiendo de vuestros ajustes de email.
\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:80 -msgid "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" -msgstr "" -"https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:89 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" msgstr "¿Cómo se mantiene nuestra información segura y confidencial?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:94 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "\n" +#| " Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold " +#| "a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +#| "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or " +#| "information that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +#| "The Lookit researcher interface is " +#| "designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For " +#| "instance, a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos " +#| "before they are able to download any other data from your session. " +#| "Research groups can control who has access to what data in a very fine-" +#| "grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to confirm consent and " +#| "send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +#| "All of your data, including video, is " +#| "transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +#| "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +#| "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +#| "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires " +#| "correct permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual " +#| "penetration testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch." +#| "p>\n" +#| "
See also 'Who will see our video?'" +#| "p>\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"
\n" -" Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold a " -"common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"
Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " "that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" -"The Lookit researcher interface is " -"designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For instance, " -"a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos before they are " -"able to download any other data from your session. Research groups can " -"control who has access to what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance " -"allowing an assistant to confirm consent and send gift cards, but not " -"download study data.
\n" -"All of your data, including video, is " -"transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +"
Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " -"permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " -"testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch.
\n" -"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" -" " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n" @@ -1428,35 +2095,106 @@ msgstr "" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
Ver también '¿Quién verá nuestro vídeo?'
\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:107 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 msgid "Who will see our video?" msgstr "¿Quién verá nuestro vídeo?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:112 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Lookit staff at MIT will have access " +#| "to your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform " +#| "and help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " +#| "participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " +#| "responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out " +#| "when registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the " +#| "video segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--" +#| "for instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left " +#| "versus the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at " +#| "another institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an " +#| "Institutional Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and " +#| "welfare are protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms " +#| "of Use that govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are " +#| "okay to run on Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +#| "institution might be.
\n" +#| "Whether anyone else may view the video " +#| "depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " +#| "are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " +#| "how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " +#| "selected.
\n" +#| "First, we ask if you would like to " +#| "share your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure " +#| "data library Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in " +#| "research on human development and behavior. Researchers who are granted " +#| "access to the Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the " +#| "same high standard of care they would use in their own laboratories. " +#| "Learn more about Databrary's mission or the requirements for authorized users.
\n" +#| "Next, we ask what types of uses of " +#| "your video are okay with you.
\n" +#| "If for some reason you do not select a " +#| "privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " +#| "Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video " +#| "besides consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, " +#| "because someone was discussing state secrets in the background), and in " +#| "this case it is automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed " +#| "sessions cannot automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any " +#| "questions or concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Lookit staff at MIT will have access to " -"your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and " -"help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " -"participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " -"responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out when " -"registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the video " -"segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--for " -"instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus " -"the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at another " -"institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an Institutional " -"Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are " -"protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms of Use that " +"
When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " "govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " -"Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own institution might " -"be.
\n" -"Whether anyone else may view the video " -"depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " -"are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " -"how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " -"selected.
\n" -"First, we ask if you would like to share " -"your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " "Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " "development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " "Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " @@ -1464,43 +2202,44 @@ msgid "" "Databrary's mission or the " "requirements for " "authorized users.
\n" -"Next, we ask what types of uses of your " -"video are okay with you.
\n" -"If for some reason you do not select a " -"privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " -"Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video besides " -"consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, because someone " -"was discussing state secrets in the background), and in this case it is " -"automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot " -"automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any questions or " -"concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" -" " +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t
El personal de Lookit en MIT tendrá acceso a " @@ -1531,9 +2270,9 @@ msgstr "" "rápido en la investigación sobre el desarrollo y el comportamiento humanos. " "El equipo de investigación al que se le conceda acceso a la biblioteca de " "Databrary debe aceptar tratar los datos con el mismo alto nivel de atención " -"que usarían en sus propios laboratorios. Más información sobre la misión de Databrary o los requisitos para usuarios " +"que usarían en sus propios laboratorios. Más información sobre la misión de Databrary o los requisitos para usuarios " "autorizados.
\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tA continuación, os preguntamos qué tipo de uso de " "vuestro vídeo aceptáis.
\n" @@ -1577,12 +2316,12 @@ msgstr "" "lookit@mit.edu\">lookit@mit.edu .\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:130 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" msgstr "" "¿Qué información de nuestro vídeo utiliza el personal de investigación?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:136 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 msgid "" "For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " "their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " @@ -1599,7 +2338,7 @@ msgstr "" "saber cuándo vuestro/a hijo/a está mirando hacia la derecha o hacia la " "izquierda, para así poder codificar el resto del vídeo." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:143 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 msgid "" "Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " "easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." @@ -1608,7 +2347,7 @@ msgstr "" "calibracióin--se puede ver claramente que primero miran hacia un lado y " "luego hacia otro." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:149 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 msgid "" "Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " "about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " @@ -1618,36 +2357,62 @@ msgstr "" "información sobre lo que comprende. Aquí hay algunas técnicas utulizadas en " "otros laboratorios para aprender sobre cómo aprenden los/as niños/as." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:150 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 msgid "Habituation" msgstr "Habituación" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:151 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "In a habituation study, we first show " +#| "infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose " +#| "interest over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first " +#| "pictures, but then they start to look away more quickly. Once their " +#| "looking times are much less than they were initially, we show either a " +#| "picture from a new category or a new picture from the familiar category. " +#| "If infants now look longer to the novel example, we can tell that they " +#| "understood--and got bored of--the category we showed initially.
\n" +#| "Habituation requires waiting for each " +#| "individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for " +#| "instance, looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. " +#| "Sometimes this is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a " +#| "familiarization study, we show all babies the same number of examples, " +#| "and then see how interested they are in the familiar versus a new " +#| "category. Younger infants and those who have seen few examples tend to " +#| "show a familiarity preference--they look longer at images similar to what " +#| "they have seen before. Older infants and those who have seen many " +#| "examples tend to show a novelty preference--they look longer at images " +#| "that are different from the ones they saw before. You probably notice the " +#| "same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: initially you " +#| "don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may like it and " +#| "sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose to " +#| "listen to anything else.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"In a habituation study, we first show " -"infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest " -"over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but " -"then they start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much " -"less than they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category " -"or a new picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to " -"the novel example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the " -"category we showed initially.
\n" -"Habituation requires waiting for each " -"individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, " -"looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this " -"is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization " -"study, we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how " -"interested they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants " -"and those who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--" -"they look longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older " -"infants and those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty " -"preference--they look longer at images that are different from the ones they " -"saw before. You probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song " -"on the radio: initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several " -"times you may like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times " -"you would choose to listen to anything else.
\n" -" " +"In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tEn un estudio de habituación, primero enseñamos a " @@ -1679,11 +2444,11 @@ msgstr "" "casi cualquier otra cosa.
\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:156 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 msgid "Violation of expectation" msgstr "Violación de la expectativa" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:157 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 msgid "" "Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " "Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " @@ -1696,11 +2461,11 @@ msgstr "" "sorprendentes, de forma que en algunos casos podemos registrar su tiempo de " "mirar como un indicador de cómo de sorpredidos/as están." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:158 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 msgid "Preferential looking" msgstr "Mirada preferencial" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:159 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 msgid "" "Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " "decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " @@ -1720,11 +2485,11 @@ msgstr "" "pedimos que \"encuentre aplaudir\"; en laparte superior mostramos lo que la " "participante está viendo." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:165 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 msgid "Predictive looking" msgstr "Mirada predictiva" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:166 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 msgid "" "Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " "see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " @@ -1749,7 +2514,7 @@ msgstr "" "y cómo las generalizan registrando hacia dónde miran en la pantalla cuando " "escuchan cada una de las dos sílabas." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:168 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 msgid "" "Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " "think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " @@ -1762,7 +2527,7 @@ msgstr "" "diferentes (con nombres inventados) y se preguntó a los participantes cuál " "creían que era el nombre correcto para el objeto." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:174 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 msgid "" "Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " "measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " @@ -1777,111 +2542,15 @@ msgstr "" "después analizar qué factores influyen sonre cómo de rápido presionan las " "teclas." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:181 -msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" -msgstr "" -"¿Por qué realizáis estos estudios on-line, en lugar de hacerlo en persona?" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:186 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 msgid "" -"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a university " -"lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd like to take " -"part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the lab. Why " -"complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping to..." +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" msgstr "" -"Tradicionalmente, los estudios sobre desarrollo se realizan en una sala " -"silenciosa en un laboradorio de una universidad. El equipo de investigación " -"llama o envía un correo electrónico a la familia, invitándoles a participar " -"y preparan una cita para que vengan a visitar el laboratorio. ¿Por qué " -"complementar estos estudios en el laboratorio con estudios on-line? " -"Esperamos..." +"Mi hijo/a no estaba prestando atención o fuimos interrumpidos durante el " +"estudio. ¿Podemos hacer el estudio otra vez?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:187 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " +#| "children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " +#| "developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. " +#| "We are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " +#| "participate in research to better understand their own children's " +#| "diagnoses.
\n" +#| "One note: most of our studies include " +#| "both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is " +#| "blind or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing " +#| "images or signing.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " -"children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " -"developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. We " -"are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " -"participate in research to better understand their own children's diagnoses." -"
\n" -"One note: most of our studies include " -"both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind " -"or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing images or " -"signing.
\n" -" " +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "¡Por supuesto! Nos interesa saber cómo crecen y se desarrollan todos/as " @@ -1996,7 +2677,7 @@ msgstr "" "signando.
\n" " " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:281 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 msgid "" "I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " "together?" @@ -2004,7 +2685,7 @@ msgstr "" "Tengo varios/as hijos/as que tienen la edad del estudio. ¿Pueden participar " "juntos?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:286 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 msgid "" "If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " "participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " @@ -2016,26 +2697,40 @@ msgstr "" "un tema de investigación de por sí muy interesante, pero no es el objetivo " "de nuestros estudios." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:293 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" msgstr "" "¡Pero he escuchado que los/las niños/as pequeños/as debería evitar las " "\"pantallas\"!" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:298 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "We agree with the American Academy of " +#| "Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +#| "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +#| "children, but to learn from them.
\n" +#| "As part of a child's limited screen " +#| "time, we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and " +#| "engagement with science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a " +#| "video instead of playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young " +#| "children provide lots of feedback on our studies!
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"We agree with the American Academy of " -"Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"
We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " "children, but to learn from them.
\n" -"As part of a child's limited screen time, " -"we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with " -"science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of " -"playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of " -"feedback on our studies!
\n" -" " +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "Estamos de acuerdo con las \n"
" "
-#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:308
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510
msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?"
msgstr "¿Se nos pagará por participar?"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:313
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518
msgid ""
"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing "
"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the "
@@ -2068,80 +2763,185 @@ msgstr ""
"unversidad en la que se lleva a cabo el estudio). Podréis encontrar esta "
"información en la desscripción del estudio."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:320
-msgid "Can I get my child's results?"
-msgstr "¿Puedo obtener los resultados de mi hijo/a?"
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531
+msgid ""
+"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and "
+"want to contact the researchers."
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540
+msgid ""
+"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of "
+"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542
+msgid ""
+"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated "
+"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your "
+"child's video from the session!"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545
+msgid ""
+"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the "
+"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, "
+"please contact us at"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559
+msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567
+#, python-format
+msgid ""
+" You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study "
+"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, "
+"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any "
+"questions you like. In general though, the goal of research studies "
+"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the "
+"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or "
+"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be "
+"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where "
+"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you "
+"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics."
+"p>\n"
+" If you're interested in getting individual results right "
+"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-"
+"home activities you can try with your child. Researchers usually aim to share the general results of "
+"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose "
+"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click "
+"here to "
+"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected "
+"online with children. There can be a long lag between conducting a study and "
+"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the "
+"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the "
+"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to "
+"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be "
+"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you "
+"participated in. For some studies, yes! Usually, "
-"developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and "
-"developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected "
-"just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and "
-"other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one session), "
-"we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of your child's "
-"responses after you complete all the sessions. Please note that none of the measures we "
-"collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be interested to "
-"learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where things fell up "
-"versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you whether this means your "
-"child is going to be especially good at physics. If you're interested in getting "
-"individual results right away, please see our Resources"
-"a> section for fun at-home activities you can try with your child. Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges "
+"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, "
+"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about "
+"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to "
+"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more "
+"representative and more reliable. If you like what you are doing, please share this website "
+"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with "
+"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible "
+"without the support of parents like you. Para algunos estudios, ¡sí! Normalmente, en estudios sobre desarrollo "
-"infantil el equipo de investigación sólo intepreta las habilidades y "
-"trayectorias de desarrollo de los participantes en el nivel de grupo, ya que "
-"los datos recogidos de un/a sólo/a participante son difíciles de "
-"interpretar. Para estudios como \"Your baby, the physicist\" y otros "
-"estudios longitudinales (en los que participáis en más de una sesión) a "
-"veces recogemos información suficiente para entregaros un informe sobre las "
-"respuestas de vuestro/a hijo/a una vez hayáis completado todas las sesiones."
-" Por favor, ¡tened en cuenta que ninguna de las "
-"medidas que tomamos son diagnósticas! Por ejemplo, aunque esperamos que "
-"estés interesado/a en que vuestro/a hijo/a haya mirado un 70%% del tiempo a "
-"un vídeo en el que algunos objectos se caían hacia arriba, mientras que ojos "
-"objetos se caían hacia abajo, esto no querrá decir que tu hijo/a vaya a ser "
-"especialmente bueno/a o malo/a en física. Si os interesa tener vuestros resultados "
-"individuales en el momento, por favor visitad la sección de Recursos para acceder a actividades divertidas que podéis "
-"hacer desde casa con vuestro/a hijo/a. If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with "
+"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who "
+"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the "
+"Parent Researcher Collaborative! If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is "
+"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to "
+"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with "
+"each other to support research into child development! The new Children "
+"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, "
+"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was "
+"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by "
+"Executive Director Melissa "
+"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created "
+"by Elizabeth Bonawitz"
+"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at "
+"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger"
+"a> at Yale, Candice Mills"
+"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, "
+"and Mark "
+"Sheskin at Minerva University. For information about individual studies, please see the "
+"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for "
+"the lab running that study. If you want to get in touch with the researchers "
+"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu. To report any technical difficulties during "
+"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu. Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. "
+"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable "
+"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're "
+"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the "
+"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and "
+"toddlers exploring, though! Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children "
+"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should "
+"mention this if so. If you are trying to participate in a study and having "
+"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that "
+"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children "
+"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu. If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you "
+"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community. Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned "
+"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed "
+"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about "
+"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is "
+"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu."
+"p>\n"
+" "
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "For researchers"
+msgid "For Researchers"
+msgstr "Para personal de investigación"
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737
+msgid "How can I list my study?"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745
+msgid "Visit our"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747
+msgid ""
+"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749
+msgid ""
+"\n"
+" In order to list your study on this website, you first "
+"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree "
+"to the Terms of Use and "
+"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional "
+"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online "
+"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study. As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 "
+"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the "
+"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution "
+"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your "
+"paperwork in order. While you are completing these steps, you can get started "
+"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first "
+"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-"
+"step guide to getting started is available here. Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct "
+"peer review, and discuss online research methods. The Society for Research in Child Development also has a "
+"discussion "
+"forum you might check out! Undergraduate, Skidmore College Undergraduate, MIT Undergraduate, MIT Junyi runs the \"Your baby, the physicist\" study. "
-"She's working on answering all the amazing\n"
-" questions we can only answer with longitudinal data "
-"like this. Undergraduate, MIT Molly is an Assistant Professor of Psychology and the "
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-" NYU. She ran the study \"Baby Euclid\" on Lookit."
-"p>\n"
-" Undergraduate, Wellesley College Undergraduate, Wellesley College Postdoc, MIT As ECCL lab coordinator (and then graduate student) "
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-"Stanford University. She ran the study \"Mind\n"
-" and Manners\" on Lookit. Undergraduate, Wellesley College Undergraduate, MIT\n"
+#| "
"
msgid ""
"\n"
-"
"
+" and gestational age at birth.\n"
+" \n"
"
"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:44
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:147
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:45 web/templates/web/privacy.html:169
msgid "How we collect personal information about you"
msgstr "Cómo recopilamos información personal sobre vosotros/as"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:46
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:48
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "The information we collect and maintain about you is the information you "
+#| "provide to us when registering\n"
+#| " for a Lookit account, registering your children, updating "
+#| "your account or your children’s profiles,\n"
+#| " completing or updating surveys, or participating in "
+#| "individual Lookit studies."
msgid ""
"The information we collect and maintain about you is the information you "
"provide to us when registering\n"
-" for a Lookit account, registering your children, updating "
-"your account or your children’s profiles,\n"
-" completing or updating surveys, or participating in "
-"individual Lookit studies."
+" for a Lookit account, registering your children, updating your "
+"account or your children’s profiles,\n"
+" completing or updating surveys, or participating in individual "
+"Lookit studies."
msgstr ""
"La información que recopilamos y mantenemos sobre tí es la información que "
"proporcionas cuando creas una cuenta en Lookit, registras a tu(s) hijos/"
"a(s), actualizas tu cuenta o los perfiles de tu(s) hijo/a(s), completas o "
"actualizas encuestas o participas en estudios individuales de Lookit."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:50
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:167
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:53 web/templates/web/privacy.html:194
msgid "When we share your personal information"
msgstr "Cuándo compartimos tu información personal"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:52
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:56
msgid ""
"When you participate in a Lookit study, we share the following information "
"with the research group conducting the study:"
@@ -2323,15 +3379,26 @@ msgstr ""
"Cuando participas en un estudio de Lookit, compartimos la siguiente "
"información con el grupo de investigación que realiza el estudio:"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:54
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:60
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| " \n"
+#| "
"
msgid ""
"\n"
-" \n"
-"
"
+" \n"
+"
"
msgstr ""
"\n"
"\n"
@@ -2341,7 +3408,7 @@ msgstr ""
"
"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:61
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:68
msgid ""
"Your email address is not shared directly with the research group, although "
"they can contact you via Lookit in accordance with your contact preferences."
@@ -2350,13 +3417,20 @@ msgstr ""
"de investigación, aunque pueden contactar contigo a través de Lookit, de "
"acuerdo con tus preferencias de contacto."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:63
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:71
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Researchers may publish the results of a study, including individual "
+#| "responses. However, although they\n"
+#| " may publish the ages of participants, they may not "
+#| "publish participant birthdates (or information that\n"
+#| " could be used to calculate birthdates)."
msgid ""
"Researchers may publish the results of a study, including individual "
"responses. However, although they\n"
-" may publish the ages of participants, they may not publish "
+" may publish the ages of participants, they may not publish "
"participant birthdates (or information that\n"
-" could be used to calculate birthdates)."
+" could be used to calculate birthdates)."
msgstr ""
"Los/as investigadores/as pueden publicar los resultados de un estudio, "
"incluidas las respuestas individuales. Sin embargo, aunque pueden publicar "
@@ -2364,20 +3438,33 @@ msgstr ""
"nacimiento de los/as participantes (o información que podría usarse para "
"calcular las fechas de nacimiento)."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:67
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:76
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We and/or the researchers responsible for a study may share video of your "
+#| "family’s participation for\n"
+#| " scientific, educational, and/or publicity purposes, but "
+#| "only if you choose at the conclusion of a study\n"
+#| " to allow such usage. Researchers may also share your "
+#| "video and other data with Databrary if you choose\n"
+#| " at the conclusion of a study to allow that. We don’t "
+#| "publish video of participants such that it can be\n"
+#| " linked to individual demographic data (e.g., household "
+#| "income or number of parents/guardians), and\n"
+#| " researchers must also agree not to do so in order to use "
+#| "Lookit."
msgid ""
"We and/or the researchers responsible for a study may share video of your "
"family’s participation for\n"
-" scientific, educational, and/or publicity purposes, but only "
-"if you choose at the conclusion of a study\n"
-" to allow such usage. Researchers may also share your video "
-"and other data with Databrary if you choose\n"
-" at the conclusion of a study to allow that. We don’t publish "
-"video of participants such that it can be\n"
-" linked to individual demographic data (e.g., household "
-"income or number of parents/guardians), and\n"
-" researchers must also agree not to do so in order to use "
-"Lookit."
+" scientific, educational, and/or publicity purposes, but only if you "
+"choose at the conclusion of a study\n"
+" to allow such usage. Researchers may also share your video and other "
+"data with Databrary if you choose\n"
+" at the conclusion of a study to allow that. We don’t publish video "
+"of participants such that it can be\n"
+" linked to individual demographic data (e.g., household income or "
+"number of parents/guardians), and\n"
+" researchers must also agree not to do so in order to use Lookit."
msgstr ""
"Nosotros/as y/o los/as investigadores/as responsables de un estudio podemos "
"compartir videos de la participación de tu familia con fines científicos, "
@@ -2389,13 +3476,20 @@ msgstr ""
"padres/madres/tutores), y los equipos de investigación también deben aceptar "
"no hacerlo para poder utilizar Lookit."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:74
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:84
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We don’t share, sell, publish, or otherwise disclose your contact "
+#| "information (email and/or mailing\n"
+#| " address) to anyone but the researchers involved in a "
+#| "study. Researchers must also agree not to disclose\n"
+#| " your contact information in order to use Lookit."
msgid ""
"We don’t share, sell, publish, or otherwise disclose your contact "
"information (email and/or mailing\n"
-" address) to anyone but the researchers involved in a study. "
+" address) to anyone but the researchers involved in a study. "
"Researchers must also agree not to disclose\n"
-" your contact information in order to use Lookit."
+" your contact information in order to use Lookit."
msgstr ""
"No compartimos, vendemos, publicamos o revelamos tu información de contacto "
"(email y/o dirección postal) a nadie o con nadie excepto el personal de "
@@ -2403,12 +3497,11 @@ msgstr ""
"también debe comprometerse a no revelar tu información de contacto para "
"utilizar Lookit."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:78
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:152
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:89 web/templates/web/privacy.html:176
msgid "How we use your personal information"
msgstr "Cómo usamos tu información personal"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:80
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:92
msgid ""
"We may use your personal information (account, child, demographic, and study "
"data) for a variety of purposes, including to:"
@@ -2416,35 +3509,63 @@ msgstr ""
"Podemos utilizar tu información personal (cuenta, niños, datos demográficos "
"y de estudio) para una variedad de propósitos, que incluyen:"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:81
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:94
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| "
\n"
+#| " "
msgid ""
"\n"
-"
\n"
-" "
+" \n"
"
\n"
" "
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:100
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:113
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Researchers use the data collected in their studies to address particular "
+#| "scientific questions. It may\n"
+#| " also turn out that data collected for one study can help "
+#| "to answer a related question later on. If\n"
+#| " researchers are using any additional information about "
+#| "you in their study, beyond what is collected on\n"
+#| " Lookit – for instance, if you are participating in a "
+#| "follow-up online session for an in-person study –\n"
+#| " they must tell you that in the study consent form."
msgid ""
"Researchers use the data collected in their studies to address particular "
"scientific questions. It may\n"
-" also turn out that data collected for one study can help to "
+" also turn out that data collected for one study can help to "
"answer a related question later on. If\n"
-" researchers are using any additional information about you "
-"in their study, beyond what is collected on\n"
-" Lookit – for instance, if you are participating in a follow-"
-"up online session for an in-person study –\n"
-" they must tell you that in the study consent form."
+" researchers are using any additional information about you in "
+"their study, beyond what is collected on\n"
+" Lookit – for instance, if you are participating in a follow-up "
+"online session for an in-person study –\n"
+" they must tell you that in the study consent form."
msgstr ""
"Los/as investigadores/as utilizan los datos recopilados en sus estudios para "
"abordar cuestiones científicas particulares. También puede resultar que los "
@@ -2492,7 +3624,7 @@ msgstr ""
"para un estudio en persona, deben informarte en el formulario de "
"consentimiento del estudio."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:106
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:120
msgid ""
"There are some basic rules about how personal information may be used that "
"all Lookit researchers agree to, including:"
@@ -2500,17 +3632,28 @@ msgstr ""
"Existen algunas reglas básicas sobre cómo se puede usar la información "
"personal que todos los/as investigadores/as de Lookit aceptan, que incluyen:"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:107
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:122
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| " \n"
+#| "
\n"
+#| " "
msgid ""
"\n"
-" \n"
-"
\n"
+" "
msgstr ""
"\n"
"\n"
+"
\n"
-" "
+" \n"
@@ -2521,26 +3664,31 @@ msgstr ""
"necesarios para participar.\n"
"
"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:114
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:163
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:130 web/templates/web/privacy.html:189
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "If you have concerns about any of these purposes, or how we communicate "
+#| "with you, please contact us at\n"
+#| " dataprotection@mit.edu. We will always respect a request "
+#| "by you to stop processing your personal\n"
+#| " information (subject to our legal obligations)."
msgid ""
"If you have concerns about any of these purposes, or how we communicate with "
"you, please contact us at\n"
-" dataprotection@mit.edu. We will always respect a request by "
-"you to stop processing your personal\n"
-" information (subject to our legal obligations)."
+" dataprotection@mit.edu. We will always respect a request by you to "
+"stop processing your personal\n"
+" information (subject to our legal obligations)."
msgstr ""
"Si tienes inquietudes sobre alguno de estos propósitos o sobre cómo nos "
"comunicamos contigo, comunícate con nosotros en dataprotection@mit.edu. "
"Siempre respetaremos tu solicitud de dejar de procesar tu información "
"personal (sujeto a nuestras obligaciones legales)."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:118
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:171
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:135 web/templates/web/privacy.html:198
msgid "How your information is stored and secured"
msgstr "Cómo se almacena y protege tu información"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:120
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:138
#, fuzzy, python-format
#| msgid ""
#| "We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
@@ -2565,23 +3713,23 @@ msgstr "Cómo se almacena y protege tu información"
msgid ""
"We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
"protect the personal information\n"
-" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our "
-"system for possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
-" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users "
-"with specific permissions may access the\n"
-" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection, "
-"and all video data is encrypted at rest on\n"
-" the storage systems used by Lookit to provide data to "
-"researchers. Researchers are responsible for their\n"
-" own secure storage of data once they obtain it from Lookit. "
-"You should be aware, however, that since the\n"
-" internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no "
-"guarantee that information may not be accessed,\n"
-" disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of our "
-"physical, technical, or managerial safeguards.\n"
-" It's your responsibility to protect the security of your "
-"account details, including your username and\n"
-" password."
+" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our system for "
+"possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
+" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users with "
+"specific permissions may access the\n"
+" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection, and all "
+"video data is encrypted at rest on\n"
+" the storage systems used by Lookit to provide data to researchers. "
+"Researchers are responsible for their\n"
+" own secure storage of data once they obtain it from Lookit. You "
+"should be aware, however, that since the\n"
+" internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no guarantee "
+"that information may not be accessed,\n"
+" disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of our physical, "
+"technical, or managerial safeguards.\n"
+" It's your responsibility to protect the security of your account "
+"details, including your username and\n"
+" password."
msgstr ""
"Hemos implementado salvaguardas de seguridad estándar de la industria "
"diseñadas para proteger la información personal que puedas proporcionar. "
@@ -2600,25 +3748,37 @@ msgstr ""
"proteger la seguridad de los detalles de tu cuenta, incluidos su nombre de "
"usuario y contraseña."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:131
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:182
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:150 web/templates/web/privacy.html:211
msgid "How long we keep your personal information"
msgstr "Cuánto tiempo conservamos tu información personal"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:133
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:153
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
+#| "This means that we will maintain\n"
+#| " a record for you until such time as you tell us that you "
+#| "no longer wish us to keep in touch. If you wish\n"
+#| " to remove your account, we will retain a core set of "
+#| "information about you to fulfill administrative\n"
+#| " tasks and legal obligations. If you have participated in "
+#| "Lookit studies, the personal information\n"
+#| " already shared with those researchers may not generally "
+#| "be ‘taken back,’ as it is part of a scientific\n"
+#| " dataset and removing your data could affect already "
+#| "published findings."
msgid ""
"We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
"This means that we will maintain\n"
-" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no "
-"longer wish us to keep in touch. If you wish\n"
-" to remove your account, we will retain a core set of "
-"information about you to fulfill administrative\n"
-" tasks and legal obligations. If you have participated in "
-"Lookit studies, the personal information\n"
-" already shared with those researchers may not generally be "
-"‘taken back,’ as it is part of a scientific\n"
-" dataset and removing your data could affect already "
-"published findings."
+" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no longer "
+"wish us to keep in touch. If you wish\n"
+" to remove your account, we will retain a core set of information "
+"about you to fulfill administrative\n"
+" tasks and legal obligations. If you have participated in Lookit "
+"studies, the personal information\n"
+" already shared with those researchers may not generally be ‘taken "
+"back,’ as it is part of a scientific\n"
+" dataset and removing your data could affect already published findings."
msgstr ""
"Consideramos que nuestra relación con nuestra comunidad de investigación es "
"de por vida. Esto significa que mantendremos un registro hasta el momento en "
@@ -2630,29 +3790,40 @@ msgstr ""
"\"recuperada\", ya que es parte de un conjunto de datos científicos y la "
"eliminación de sus datos podría afectar los hallazgos ya publicados."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:144
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:165
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We may collect basic biographic/contact information about you and your "
+#| "representative organization,\n"
+#| " including name, title, business addresses, phone numbers, "
+#| "and email addresses."
msgid ""
"We may collect basic biographic/contact information about you and your "
"representative organization,\n"
-" including name, title, business addresses, phone numbers, "
-"and email addresses."
+" including name, title, business addresses, phone numbers, and email "
+"addresses."
msgstr ""
"Podemos recopilar información biográfica / de contacto básica sobre usted y "
"su organización representativa, incluido el nombre, cargo, direcciones "
"comerciales, números de teléfono y direcciones de correo electrónico."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:149
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:172
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "The information we collect and maintain about you is that which you have "
+#| "provided to us when registering\n"
+#| " to use Lookit, updating your profile, or creating or "
+#| "editing a study."
msgid ""
"The information we collect and maintain about you is that which you have "
"provided to us when registering\n"
-" to use Lookit, updating your profile, or creating or editing "
-"a study."
+" to use Lookit, updating your profile, or creating or editing a study."
msgstr ""
"La información que recopilamos y mantenemos sobre ti es la que nos has "
"proporcionado al registrarte para usar Lookit, actualizar tu perfil o crear "
"o editar un estudio."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:154
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:179
msgid ""
"We use your personal information for a number of legitimate purposes, "
"including the performance of contractual obligations. Specifically, we use "
@@ -2662,18 +3833,30 @@ msgstr ""
"cumplimiento de obligaciones contractuales. Específicamente, usamos tu "
"información personal para:"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:155
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:181
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| "
\n"
+#| " "
msgid ""
"\n"
-"
\n"
-" "
+" \n"
"
\n"
" "
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:169
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:196
msgid "We do not share your personal information with any third parties."
msgstr "No compartimos tu información personal con terceros."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:173
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:201
#, fuzzy, python-format
#| msgid ""
#| "We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
@@ -2711,19 +3894,19 @@ msgstr "No compartimos tu información personal con terceros."
msgid ""
"We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
"protect the personal information\n"
-" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our "
-"system for possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
-" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users "
-"with specific permissions may access the\n"
-" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection. "
-"You should be aware, however, that since\n"
-" the internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no "
-"guarantee that information may not be\n"
-" accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any "
-"of our physical, technical, or managerial\n"
-" safeguards. It's your responsibility to protect the security "
-"of your account details, including your\n"
-" username and password."
+" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our system for "
+"possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
+" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users with "
+"specific permissions may access the\n"
+" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection. You "
+"should be aware, however, that since\n"
+" the internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no guarantee "
+"that information may not be\n"
+" accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of our "
+"physical, technical, or managerial\n"
+" safeguards. It's your responsibility to protect the security of your "
+"account details, including your\n"
+" username and password."
msgstr ""
"Hemos implementado salvaguardas de seguridad estándar de la industria "
"diseñadas para proteger la información personal que puedas proporcionar. "
@@ -2742,15 +3925,24 @@ msgstr ""
"proteger la seguridad de los detalles de tu cuenta, incluidos su nombre de "
"usuario y contraseña."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:184
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:214
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
+#| "This means that we will maintain\n"
+#| " a record for you until such time as you tell us that you "
+#| "no longer wish us to keep in touch. If you no\n"
+#| " longer wish to hear from Lookit, we will retain a core "
+#| "set of information about you to fulfill\n"
+#| " administrative tasks and legal obligations."
msgid ""
"We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
"This means that we will maintain\n"
-" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no "
-"longer wish us to keep in touch. If you no\n"
-" longer wish to hear from Lookit, we will retain a core set "
-"of information about you to fulfill\n"
-" administrative tasks and legal obligations."
+" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no longer "
+"wish us to keep in touch. If you no\n"
+" longer wish to hear from Lookit, we will retain a core set of "
+"information about you to fulfill\n"
+" administrative tasks and legal obligations."
msgstr ""
"Consideramos que nuestra relación con nuestra comunidad de investigación es "
"de por vida. Esto significa que mantendremos un registro hasta el momento en "
@@ -2758,749 +3950,281 @@ msgstr ""
"deseas recibir noticias de Lookit, conservaremos un información básica sobre "
"ti para cumplir con las tareas administrativas y las obligaciones legales."
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:189
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:220
msgid "For everyone"
msgstr "Para todos/as"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:191
-msgid "Rights for individuals in the European Economic Area"
-msgstr "Derechos de las personas en el Espacio Económico Europeo"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:192
-msgid ""
-"You have the right in certain circumstances to (1) access your personal "
-"information; (2) to correct or\n"
-" erase information; (3) restrict processing; and (4) object "
-"to communications, direct marketing, or\n"
-" profiling. To the extent applicable, the EU’s General Data "
-"Protection Regulation provides further\n"
-" information about your rights. You also have the right to "
-"lodge complaints with your national or\n"
-" regional data protection authority."
-msgstr ""
-"En determinadas circunstancias, tienes derecho a (1) acceder a tu "
-"información personal; (2) corregir o borrar información; (3) restringir el "
-"procesamiento; y (4) oponerse a las comunicaciones, el marketing directo o "
-"la elaboración de perfiles. En la medida en que sea aplicable, el Reglamento "
-"general de protección de datos de la UE proporciona más información sobre "
-"tus derechos. También tienes derecho a presentar quejas ante tu autoridad de "
-"protección de datos nacional o regional."
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:198
-msgid ""
-"If you are inclined to exercise these rights, we request an opportunity to "
-"discuss with you any concerns\n"
-" you may have. To protect the personal information we hold, "
-"we may also request further information to\n"
-" verify your identify when exercising these rights. Upon a "
-"request to erase information, we will maintain\n"
-" a core set of personal data to ensure we do not contact you "
-"inadvertently in the future, as well as any\n"
-" information necessary for archival purposes. We may also "
-"need to retain some financial information for\n"
-" legal purposes, including US IRS compliance. In the event of "
-"an actual or threatened legal claim, we may\n"
-" retain your information for purposes of establishing, "
-"defending against or exercising our rights with\n"
-" respect to such claim."
-msgstr ""
-"Si estás dispuesto/a a ejercer estos derechos, te ofrecemos la oportunidad "
-"de discutir con nosotros cualquier inquietud que puedas tener. Para proteger "
-"la información personal que tenemos, también podemos solicitar más "
-"información para verificar tu identidad cuando ejerces estos derechos. Ante "
-"una solicitud para borrar información, mantendremos un conjunto básico de "
-"datos personales para garantizar que no nos comuniquemos contigo "
-"inadvertidamente en el futuro, así como cualquier información necesaria para "
-"fines de archivo. También es posible que necesitemos retener cierta "
-"información financiera para fines legales, incluido el cumplimiento del "
-"Servicio de Impuestos Internos de EE.UU. En el caso de un reclamo legal real "
-"o amenazado, podemos retener tu información con el fin de establecer, "
-"defender o ejercer nuestros derechos con respecto a dicho reclamo."
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:207
-msgid ""
-"By providing information directly to Lookit, you consent to the transfer of "
-"your personal information\n"
-" outside of the European Economic Area to the United States. "
-"You understand that the current laws and\n"
-" regulations of the United States may not provide the same "
-"level of protection as the data and privacy\n"
-" laws and regulations of the EEA."
-msgstr ""
-"Al proporcionar información directamente a Lookit, aceptas la transferencia "
-"de tu información personal fuera del Espacio Económico Europeo a los Estados "
-"Unidos. Comprende que las leyes y regulaciones actuales de los Estados "
-"Unidos pueden no proporcionar el mismo nivel de protección que las leyes y "
-"regulaciones de privacidad y datos del EEE."
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:212
-msgid ""
-"You are under no statutory or contractual obligation to provide any personal "
-"data to us."
-msgstr ""
-"No tienes ninguna obligación legal o contractual de proporcionarnos datos "
-"personales."
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:214
-msgid "Additional Information"
-msgstr "Información Adicional"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:216
-msgid ""
-"We may change this Privacy Statement from time to time. If we make any "
-"significant changes in the way we\n"
-" treat your personal information we will make this clear on "
-"our website or by contacting you directly."
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-"Podemos cambiar esta Declaración de privacidad de vez en cuando. Si "
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-"The controller for your personal information is MIT. We can be contacted at "
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-"MIT controla tu información personal. Puede ser contactado en "
-"dataprotection@mit.edu."
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-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:222
-msgid "This policy was last updated in June 2018."
-msgstr "Esta política se actualizó por última vez en junio de 2018."
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-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:27
-msgid "Meet the Lookit team"
-msgstr "Conoce al equipo de Lookit"
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-msgid "Core Team"
-msgstr "Equipo principal"
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-"features for both participants and researchers."
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-"Rico es el líder en ingeniería de software de Rico y trabaja en la "
-"planificación y adición de nuevas aplicaciones para participantes y personal "
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-msgid ""
-"Laura is the PI of the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. She conducts research "
-"about how children arrive at a common-sense understanding of the physical "
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-"Laura es la investigadora principal del Early Childhood Cognition Lab. "
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-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:49
-msgid ""
-"Kim started Lookit as a graduate student, and now runs the project as a "
-"research scientist in the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Her three children "
-"frequently provide feedback on studies."
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-"Kim comenzó Lookit como doctoranda y ahora gestiona el proyecto como "
-"investigadora en el Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Sus tres hijos/as dan su "
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-msgid ""
-"Mark organizes the Lookit Working Groups, which are groups of researchers "
-"working to improve Lookit in a variety of ways."
-msgstr ""
-"Mark organiza los Grupos de Trabajo de Lookit, en los que se trabaja para "
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-"\n"
-" Alumni & Collaborators
\n"
-"
\n"
-" Joseph Alvarez (Summer 2015)
\n"
-" Daniela Carrasco (Sp 2015)
\n"
-" Jean Chow (Fa 2014)
\n"
-" Junyi Chu
\n"
-" Annie Dai (IAP, Sp 2015)
\n"
-" Moira (Molly) Dillon
\n"
-" Hope Fuller-Becker (Sp 2015, Sp 2016)
\n"
-" Kamaria Kaalund (Fall 2019)
\n"
-" Melissa Kline
\n"
-" Rachel Magid
\n"
-" Audrey Ricks (Summer 2016)
\n"
-" Rianna Shah (IAP, Sp, Fall 2015; IAP, Sp 2016; Sp "
-"2018)
\n"
-" Alice Wang (Summer 2017)
\n"
-" Erica Yoon
\n"
-" Jean Yu (IAP, Sp 2015)
\n"
-" Jessica Zhu (Fall 2016)
\n"
-"
If you have a child and would like to " +#~ "participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available " +#~ "for your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
When you select a study, you'll be " +#~ "asked to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and " +#~ "your child agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will " +#~ "happen during the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may " +#~ "answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what " +#~ "she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
Some portions of the study will be " +#~ "automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " +#~ "platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +#~ "child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +#~ "looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots " +#~ "of other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSi tienes un/a hijo/a y te gustaría " +#~ "participar, crea una cuenta y echa un vistazo a los estudios que tenemos " +#~ "disponibles para el rango de edad de tu hijo/a. Necesitarás una webcam " +#~ "que funcione para participar.
\n" +#~ " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tCuando selecciones un estudio te pediremos que " +#~ "leas un consentimiento informado y te grabes declarando que tú y tu hijo/" +#~ "a aceptáis participar. Después os explicaremos lo que haréis durante el " +#~ "estudio. Dependiendo de su edad, tu hijo/a responderá las preguntas " +#~ "directamente o buscará pistas indirectas de lo que piensa que ocurrirá--" +#~ "como por ejemplo cuánto tiempo mira hacia un evento sorprendente.
\n" +#~ " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAlgunas partes del estudio serán grabadas " +#~ "automáticamente utilizando vuestra webcam y se enviarán de forma segura a " +#~ "la plataforma de Lookit. Investigadores/as entrenados/as verán el video y " +#~ "registrarán las respuestas de tu hijo/a--por ejemplo, hacia qué lado " +#~ "señala o cuánto tiempo mira a cada imagen. ¡Juntaremos estas respuestas " +#~ "con respuestas de muchos otros niños/as para conocer más sobre cómo " +#~ "piensan los bebés!
\n" +#~ " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " +#~ "Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with " +#~ "MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and " +#~ "certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an " +#~ "institutional review board. Studies are also subject to approval by " +#~ "Lookit. As of June 2020 we have agreements with 20 universities!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "¡Cualquier investigador/a con preguntas sobre cómo aprenden y crecen los/" +#~ "as niños/as puede proponer un estudio en Lookit! Cada institución que " +#~ "utilice Lookit debe firmar un contrato con el MIT donde aceptan los Términos de Uso y certificar que sus estudios " +#~ "serán revisados y aprobados por un comité revisor institucional. Los " +#~ "estudios serán aprobados por Lookit. ¡Lookit tiene acuerdos con 20 " +#~ "universidades desde junio de 2020!" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a " +#~ "university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd " +#~ "like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the " +#~ "lab. Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping " +#~ "to..." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Tradicionalmente, los estudios sobre desarrollo se realizan en una sala " +#~ "silenciosa en un laboradorio de una universidad. El equipo de " +#~ "investigación llama o envía un correo electrónico a la familia, " +#~ "invitándoles a participar y preparan una cita para que vengan a visitar " +#~ "el laboratorio. ¿Por qué complementar estos estudios en el laboratorio " +#~ "con estudios on-line? Esperamos..." + +#~ msgid "When will we see the results of the study?" +#~ msgstr "¿Cuándo podré ver los resultados de mi estudio?" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "The process of publishing a scientific study, from starting data " +#~ "collection to seeing the paper in a journal, can take several years. You " +#~ "can check the Lookit home page for updates on papers, or set your " +#~ "communication preferences to be notified when we have results from " +#~ "studies you participated in." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "El proceso de publicar un estudio científico desde la recogida de datos " +#~ "hasta su publicación en versión impresa u on-line puede llevar varios " +#~ "años. Puedes echar un vistazo a la página de inicio de Lookit para ver " +#~ "actualizaciones sobre nuestros estudios o cambiar las preferencias de " +#~ "notificaciones para que se os avise cuando tengamos los resultados de " +#~ "estudios en los que habéis participado." + +#~ msgid "Can I get my child's results?" +#~ msgstr "¿Puedo obtener los resultados de mi hijo/a?" + +#, python-format +#~ msgid "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "For some studies, yes! Usually, " +#~ "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " +#~ "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " +#~ "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " +#~ "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " +#~ "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " +#~ "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" +#~ "Please note that none of the measures " +#~ "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " +#~ "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " +#~ "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " +#~ "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
If you're interested in getting " +#~ "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can " +#~ "try with your child.
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "Para algunos estudios, ¡sí! Normalmente, en estudios sobre desarrollo " +#~ "infantil el equipo de investigación sólo intepreta las habilidades y " +#~ "trayectorias de desarrollo de los participantes en el nivel de grupo, ya " +#~ "que los datos recogidos de un/a sólo/a participante son difíciles de " +#~ "interpretar. Para estudios como \"Your baby, the physicist\" y otros " +#~ "estudios longitudinales (en los que participáis en más de una sesión) a " +#~ "veces recogemos información suficiente para entregaros un informe sobre " +#~ "las respuestas de vuestro/a hijo/a una vez hayáis completado todas las " +#~ "sesiones.
\n" +#~ " \t\t\t\t\t\t\tPor favor, ¡tened en cuenta que ninguna de " +#~ "las medidas que tomamos son diagnósticas! Por ejemplo, aunque esperamos " +#~ "que estés interesado/a en que vuestro/a hijo/a haya mirado un 70%% del " +#~ "tiempo a un vídeo en el que algunos objectos se caían hacia arriba, " +#~ "mientras que ojos objetos se caían hacia abajo, esto no querrá decir que " +#~ "tu hijo/a vaya a ser especialmente bueno/a o malo/a en física.
\n" +#~ " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSi os interesa tener vuestros resultados " +#~ "individuales en el momento, por favor visitad la sección de Recursos para acceder a actividades divertidas que podéis " +#~ "hacer desde casa con vuestro/a hijo/a.
\n" +#~ " " + +#~ msgid "the online child lab" +#~ msgstr "el laboratorio de infancia online" + +#~ msgid "A project of the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab" +#~ msgstr "Un proyecto del Early Childhood Cognition Lab" + +#~ msgid "Bringing science home" +#~ msgstr "Llevando la ciencia a casa" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Here at MIT's Early Childhood Cognition Lab, we're trying a new approach " +#~ "in developmental psychology: bringing the experiments to you." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Aquí en el Early Childhood Cognition Lab del MIT estamos probando una " +#~ "nueva forma de investigar la psicología del desarrollo: llevando nuestros " +#~ "estudios a vosotros/as." + +#~ msgid "Help us understand how your child thinks" +#~ msgstr "Ayúdanos a comprender cómo piensan los/as niños/as" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Your family can contribute to research about how children learn by doing " +#~ "fun activities together, right in your web browser." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Tu familia puede contribuir a la investigación sobre como los/as niños/as " +#~ "aprenden haciendo actividades divertidas juntos/as en nuestro navegador." + +#~ msgid "Participate whenever and wherever" +#~ msgstr "Participa donde y cuando quieras" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Log in or create an account at the top right to get started! You can " +#~ "participate with your child from any computer with a webcam." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "¡Inicia sesión o regístrate arriba a la derecha para empezar! Puedes " +#~ "participar con tu hijo/a desde cualquier ordenador con una webcam." + +#~ msgid "Core Team" +#~ msgstr "Equipo principal" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Rico is Lookit's lead software engineer, working on planning and adding " +#~ "features for both participants and researchers." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Rico es el líder en ingeniería de software de Rico y trabaja en la " +#~ "planificación y adición de nuevas aplicaciones para participantes y " +#~ "personal de investigación." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Laura is the PI of the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. She conducts " +#~ "research about how children arrive at a common-sense understanding of the " +#~ "physical and social world through exploration and instruction." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Laura es la investigadora principal del Early Childhood Cognition Lab. " +#~ "Investiga sobre cómo los/as niños/as llegan a comprender el mundo físico " +#~ "y social que les rodea a través de la exploración y la instrucción." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Kim started Lookit as a graduate student, and now runs the project as a " +#~ "research scientist in the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Her three " +#~ "children frequently provide feedback on studies." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Kim comenzó Lookit como doctoranda y ahora gestiona el proyecto como " +#~ "investigadora en el Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Sus tres hijos/as dan " +#~ "su opinión sobre los estudio con frecuencia." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Mark organizes the Lookit Working Groups, which are groups of researchers " +#~ "working to improve Lookit in a variety of ways." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Mark organiza los Grupos de Trabajo de Lookit, en los que se trabaja para " +#~ "mejorar Lookit de diversas formas." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, Skidmore College
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, MIT
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, MIT
\n" +#~ "Junyi runs the \"Your baby, the physicist\" study. " +#~ "She's working on answering all the amazing\n" +#~ " questions we can only answer with longitudinal " +#~ "data like this.
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, MIT
\n" +#~ "Molly is an Assistant Professor of Psychology and " +#~ "the PI of the Lab for the Developing Mind at\n" +#~ " NYU. She ran the study \"Baby Euclid\" on Lookit." +#~ "
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, Wellesley College
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, Wellesley College
\n" +#~ "Postdoc, MIT
\n" +#~ "As ECCL lab coordinator (and then graduate " +#~ "student) she helped get Lookit off the ground!
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, MIT
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, MIT
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, Wellesley
\n" +#~ "Erica is a graduate student in Mike Frank's lab at " +#~ "Stanford University. She ran the study \"Mind\n" +#~ " and Manners\" on Lookit.
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, Wellesley College
\n" +#~ "Undergraduate, MIT
\n" +#~ "Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Sus estudios anteriores" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "¡No estamos realizando ningún estudio en este momento!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "¿Cuál es su género?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Duración" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "¿En qué estado vive?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "inicio de sesión del investigador" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "¿Qué edad tiene?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Iniciar sesión para participar" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Los científicos" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Participante" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Inicio" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Me gustaría ser contactado/a cuando:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Iniciar sesión para participar" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Crear una cuenta" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participant account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Cuenta del participante" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead?" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "¿En lugar?" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "Al hacer clic en 'Crear cuenta', acepto que he leído y aceptado la " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Declaración de privacidad" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Declaración de privacidad" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Todos los participantes" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +msgid "instead." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Vos études antérieures" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Nous ne menons aucune étude pour le moment!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Quel est votre sexe?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Durée" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "Dans quel état habitez-vous ?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Quel âge avez-vous?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Connectez-vous pour participer" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Les scientifiques" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Participer" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Accueil" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Je souhaite être contacté lorsque :" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Connectez-vous pour participer" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Créer un compte" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Créer un compte participant" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "Pour vous inscrire en tant que chercheur, veuillez utiliser" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "à la place" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "En cliquant sur 'Créer un compte', j'accepte d'avoir lu et accepté le " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Politique de confidentialité" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Politique de confidentialité" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Tous les participants" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Vos études passées" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Nous ne menons aucune étude pour le moment!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Quel est votre genre?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Durée" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "Dans quelle province (ou territoire) habitez-vous?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "Connexion chercheur" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Quel est votre âge?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Connectez-vous pour participer" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Les scientifiques" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Participez" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Accueil" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Je souhaite être contacté lorsque:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Connectez-vous pour participer" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Créer un compte" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participant account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Compte du participant" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead?" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "au lieu?" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "En cliquant sur 'Créer un compte', j'accepte d'avoir lu et accepté le" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Déclaration de confidentialité" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Déclaration de confidentialité" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Tous les participants" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "מחקרים קודמים שלכם" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "כרגע אנחנו לא עורכים שום מחקרים!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "מה מגדרך?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "מֶשֶׁך" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "באיזו מדינה אתם חיים?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "כניסת חוקרים" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "מה גילך?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "התחברו כדי להשתתף" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "המדענים והמדעניות" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "לְהִשְׂתַתֵף" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "בית" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "אנו מבקשים ליצור איתנו קשר כאשר:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "התחברו כדי להשתתף" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "צרו חשבון" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participant account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "חשבון המשתתפ/ת" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead?" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "במקום זאת?" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "בלחיצה על 'צרו חשבון' אני מסכימ/ה שקראתי וקיבלתי את ה " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "הצהרת פרטיות" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "הצהרת פרטיות" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "כל המשתתפים" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +msgid "instead." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of " -"what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " -"development are interested in questions like...
\n" -"A study is meant to answer a very " -"specific question about how children learn or what they know: for instance, " -"'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:17 +msgid "studies for toddlers (1-2)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"Lo sviluppo cognitivo è la scienza di ciò " -"che i bambini capiscono e di come imparano. I ricercatori dello sviluppo " -"cognitivo sono interessati a domande come ...
\n" -"Uno studio ha lo scopo di rispondere a " -"una domanda molto specifica su come i bambini imparano o cosa sanno: ad " -"esempio, 'I bambini di tre mesi riconoscono i volti dei loro genitori?'
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:40 -msgid "How can we participate online?" -msgstr "Come possiamo partecipare online?" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:26 +msgid "studies for preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:45 -msgid "" -"\n" -"If you have a child and would like to " -"participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available for " -"your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate.
\n" -"When you select a study, you'll be asked " -"to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " -"agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will happen during " -"the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may answer questions " -"directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what she thinks is going " -"on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome.
\n" -"Some portions of the study will be " -"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " -"platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your child's " -"responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she looked at " -"each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of other " -"children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:33 +msgid "studies for school-aged kids & teens (5-17)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"Se hai un figlio e desideri partecipare, crea " -"un account e dai un'occhiata a ciò che è disponibile per la fascia di età di " -"tuo figlio. Avrai bisogno di una webcam funzionante per partecipare.
\n" -"Quando selezioni uno studio, ti verrà " -"chiesto di leggere un modulo di consenso e registrarti affermando che tu e " -"tuo figlio acconsentite a partecipare. Quindi ti guideremo attraverso ciò " -"che accadrà durante lo studio. A seconda della sua età, tuo figlio potrebbe " -"rispondere direttamente alle domande o potremmo cercare segni indiretti di " -"ciò che pensa stia succedendo--ad esempio per quanto tempo osserva un " -"risultato sorprendente.
\n" -"Alcune parti dello studio verranno " -"registrate automaticamente utilizzando la tua webcam e inviate in modo " -"sicuro alla piattaforma Lookit. Ricercatori qualificati guarderanno il video " -"e registreranno le risposte di tuo figlio--ad esempio, da che parte ha " -"indicato o per quanto tempo ha guardato ogni immagine. Li metteremo insieme " -"alle risposte di molti altri partecipati per saperne di più su come pensano " -"i bambini!
" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:56 -msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" -msgstr "Chi può creare studi su Lookit?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:61 -msgid "" -"Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " -"Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with MIT " -"where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify " -"that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional review " -"board. Studies are also subject to approval by Lookit. As of June 2020 we " -"have agreements with 20 universities!" +#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:35 +msgid "Children Helping Science" msgstr "" -"Qualsiasi ricercatore con domande su come i bambini imparano e crescono può " -"proporre uno studio Lookit! Ogni istituzione che utilizza LookIt deve " -"firmare un contratto con il MIT in cui accetta i Terms of Use e certifica che i suoi studi saranno " -"esaminati e approvati da un comitato di revisione istituzionale. Inoltre, " -"gli studi sono soggetti all'approvazione di Lookit. Da giugno 2020 abbiamo " -"accordi con 20 università!" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:69 -msgid "How do we provide consent to participate?" -msgstr "Come forniamo il consenso alla partecipazione?" +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:8 web/templates/web/children-list.html:6 +msgid "Children" +msgstr "Bambini" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:74 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Rather than having the parent or legal " -"guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " -"statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " -"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " -"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " -"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" -"Researchers watch these consent videos on " -"a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether " -"the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or download " -"data from a session unless they have confirmed that you consented to " -"participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate " -"informed consent--for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no " -"audio--they may contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:15 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:9 +msgid "Cancel" +msgstr "Annulla" + +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:16 web/templates/web/child-add.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:10 +msgid "Add Child" +msgstr "Aggiungi figlio" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:8 +#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:101 +msgid "Child" +msgstr "Bambino" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:14 +msgid "Back to Children List" +msgstr "Torna alla lista dei bambini" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:15 +msgid "Delete" +msgstr "Elimina" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:13 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:10 +msgid "Save" +msgstr "Salva" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:28 +msgid "Update" +msgstr "Aggiorna" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:9 +msgid "Update child" +msgstr "Aggiorna bambino" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:19 +msgid "Click the 'Add Child' button to add a child to your account." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:22 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button. Click the 'Find a Study' button " +"to view the studies available for your children." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:26 +msgid "" +"When you are ready, click the 'Continue to Study' button to go on to your " +"study, '{{ request.session.study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:30 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:33 +msgid "" +"If the 'Continue to Study' button still isn't lighting up, the study may " +"have become full or be recruiting a slightly different set of kids right " +"now. You might also be missing a piece of information about your family, " +"such as the languages you speak at home." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"You can click the 'Demographic Survey' button to add more information about " +"your family, 'Find Another Study' to explore more studies for your family, " +"or " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"click here to review the requirements for '{{ request.session." +"study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:44 +msgid "Name" +msgstr "Nome" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:64 +msgid "No child profiles registered!" +msgstr "Nessun profilo bambino registrato!" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:10 +msgid "Technical difficulties" +msgstr "Difficoltà tecniche" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:13 +msgid "" +"To report any technical difficulties during participation, please contact " +"our team by email at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:14 web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:17 +msgid "Questions about the studies" +msgstr "Domande sugli studi" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +msgid "" +"If you have any questions or concerns about the studies, please first check " +"our FAQ. With any additional questions, please contact us at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:23 web/templates/web/privacy.html:161 +msgid "For researchers" +msgstr "Per i ricercatori" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:26 +msgid "" +"Lookit is available to all developmental researchers, and the code is " +"entirely open- To learn more about running your own studies or contributing, " +"please check out the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/faq.html:746 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Documentation" +msgid "documentation" +msgstr "Documentazione" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:32 +msgid "" +"Several initial test studies of a prototype Lookit platform were completed " +"in 2015; you can read about the results, and strengths and limitations of " +"the platform, in " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "these papers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:7 +msgid "Update demographics" +msgstr "Aggiorna i dati demografici" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:21 +msgid "If the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:24 +msgid "You can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:25 +msgid "click here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:26 +msgid "to review the requirements for" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:32 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you take your first study, we " +"are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you continue to the main study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "we are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:40 +msgid "" +"Use this form to share more information about your family. When you are " +"ready to move on, you can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:44 +msgid "" +"One reason we are developing Internet-based experiments is to represent a " +"more diverse group of families in our research. Your answers to these " +"questions will help us understand what audience we reach, as well as how " +"factors like speaking multiple languages or having older siblings affect " +"children's learning." +msgstr "" +"Uno dei motivi per cui stiamo sviluppando esperimenti on-line è " +"rappresentare un gruppo più diversificato di famiglie nella nostra ricerca. " +"Le tue risposte a queste domande ci aiuteranno a capire quale pubblico " +"raggiungiamo e in che modo fattori come parlare più lingue o avere fratelli " +"maggiori influenzano l'apprendimento dei bambini." + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:47 +msgid "" +"Even if you allow your study videos to be published for scientific or " +"publicity purposes, your demographic information is never published in " +"conjunction with your video." +msgstr "" +"Anche se acconsenti alla pubblicazione dei tuoi video per scopi scientifici " +"o pubblicitari, le tue informazioni demografiche non verranno mai pubblicate " +"insieme al tuo video." + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:10 web/templates/web/garden/about.html:14 +msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" +msgstr "Domande frequenti" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:12 +msgid "Participation" +msgstr "Partecipazione" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:22 +msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" +msgstr "Che cos'è uno 'studio' sullo sviluppo cognitivo?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:30 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Cognitive development is the science " +#| "of what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " +#| "development are interested in questions like...
\n" +#| "A study is meant to answer a very " +#| "specific question about how children learn or what they know: for " +#| "instance, 'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" +"\n" +"Lo sviluppo cognitivo è la scienza di ciò " +"che i bambini capiscono e di come imparano. I ricercatori dello sviluppo " +"cognitivo sono interessati a domande come ...
\n" +"Uno studio ha lo scopo di rispondere a " +"una domanda molto specifica su come i bambini imparano o cosa sanno: ad " +"esempio, 'I bambini di tre mesi riconoscono i volti dei loro genitori?'
" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Chi può creare studi su Lookit?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Perché state conducendo studi online invece che di persona?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Rather than having the parent or legal " +#| "guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " +#| "statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +#| "holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for " +#| "you. It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that " +#| "you understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +#| "Researchers watch these consent videos " +#| "on a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one " +#| "whether the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or " +#| "download data from a session unless they have confirmed that you " +#| "consented to participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT " +#| "clearly demonstrate informed consent--for instance, there was a technical " +#| "problem and there's no audio--they may contact you to check, depending on " +#| "your email settings.
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "Anziché chiedere al genitore o al tutore " @@ -1368,40 +2010,59 @@ msgstr "" "contattarti per verificarlo, a seconda delle tue impostazioni email.
\n" " " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:80 -msgid "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" -msgstr "" -"https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-\n" -"staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:89 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" msgstr "Come vengono mantenute sicure e confidenziali le nostre informazioni?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:94 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "\n" +#| " Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold " +#| "a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +#| "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or " +#| "information that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +#| "The Lookit researcher interface is " +#| "designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For " +#| "instance, a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos " +#| "before they are able to download any other data from your session. " +#| "Research groups can control who has access to what data in a very fine-" +#| "grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to confirm consent and " +#| "send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +#| "All of your data, including video, is " +#| "transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +#| "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +#| "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +#| "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires " +#| "correct permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual " +#| "penetration testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch." +#| "p>\n" +#| "
See also 'Who will see our video?'" +#| "p>\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"
\n" -" Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold a " -"common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"
Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " "that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" -"The Lookit researcher interface is " -"designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For instance, " -"a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos before they are " -"able to download any other data from your session. Research groups can " -"control who has access to what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance " -"allowing an assistant to confirm consent and send gift cards, but not " -"download study data.
\n" -"All of your data, including video, is " -"transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +"
Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " -"permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " -"testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch.
\n" -"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" -" " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "\n" @@ -1431,35 +2092,106 @@ msgstr "" "p>\n" " " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:107 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 msgid "Who will see our video?" msgstr "Chi vedrà il nostro video?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:112 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "
Lookit staff at MIT will have access " +#| "to your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform " +#| "and help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " +#| "participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " +#| "responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out " +#| "when registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the " +#| "video segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--" +#| "for instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left " +#| "versus the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at " +#| "another institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an " +#| "Institutional Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and " +#| "welfare are protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms " +#| "of Use that govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are " +#| "okay to run on Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +#| "institution might be.
\n" +#| "Whether anyone else may view the video " +#| "depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " +#| "are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " +#| "how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " +#| "selected.
\n" +#| "First, we ask if you would like to " +#| "share your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure " +#| "data library Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in " +#| "research on human development and behavior. Researchers who are granted " +#| "access to the Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the " +#| "same high standard of care they would use in their own laboratories. " +#| "Learn more about Databrary's mission or the requirements for authorized users.
\n" +#| "Next, we ask what types of uses of " +#| "your video are okay with you.
\n" +#| "If for some reason you do not select a " +#| "privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " +#| "Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video " +#| "besides consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, " +#| "because someone was discussing state secrets in the background), and in " +#| "this case it is automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed " +#| "sessions cannot automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any " +#| "questions or concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Lookit staff at MIT will have access to " -"your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and " -"help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " -"participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " -"responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out when " -"registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the video " -"segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--for " -"instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus " -"the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at another " -"institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an Institutional " -"Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are " -"protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms of Use that " +"
When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " "govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " -"Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own institution might " -"be.
\n" -"Whether anyone else may view the video " -"depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " -"are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " -"how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " -"selected.
\n" -"First, we ask if you would like to share " -"your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " "Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " "development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " "Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " @@ -1467,43 +2199,44 @@ msgid "" "Databrary's mission or the " "requirements for " "authorized users.
\n" -"Next, we ask what types of uses of your " -"video are okay with you.
\n" -"If for some reason you do not select a " -"privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " -"Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video besides " -"consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, because someone " -"was discussing state secrets in the background), and in this case it is " -"automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot " -"automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any questions or " -"concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" -" " +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "
Il personale di Lookit al MIT avrà " @@ -1535,9 +2268,9 @@ msgstr "" "accettare di trattare i dati con lo stesso elevato standard di cura che " "utilizzerebbero nei propri laboratori. Ulteriori informazioni su Databrary " "mission or the requirements for authorized " -"users.
\n" +"href=\"https://databrary.org/about.html\">mission or the requirements for " +"authorized users.\n" "Successivamente, ti chiediamo quali tipi " "di utilizzi del tuo video ti vanno bene.
\n" "In a habituation study, we first show " +#| "infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose " +#| "interest over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first " +#| "pictures, but then they start to look away more quickly. Once their " +#| "looking times are much less than they were initially, we show either a " +#| "picture from a new category or a new picture from the familiar category. " +#| "If infants now look longer to the novel example, we can tell that they " +#| "understood--and got bored of--the category we showed initially.
\n" +#| "Habituation requires waiting for each " +#| "individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for " +#| "instance, looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. " +#| "Sometimes this is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a " +#| "familiarization study, we show all babies the same number of examples, " +#| "and then see how interested they are in the familiar versus a new " +#| "category. Younger infants and those who have seen few examples tend to " +#| "show a familiarity preference--they look longer at images similar to what " +#| "they have seen before. Older infants and those who have seen many " +#| "examples tend to show a novelty preference--they look longer at images " +#| "that are different from the ones they saw before. You probably notice the " +#| "same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: initially you " +#| "don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may like it and " +#| "sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose to " +#| "listen to anything else.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"In a habituation study, we first show " -"infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest " -"over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but " -"then they start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much " -"less than they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category " -"or a new picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to " -"the novel example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the " -"category we showed initially.
\n" -"Habituation requires waiting for each " -"individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, " -"looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this " -"is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization " -"study, we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how " -"interested they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants " -"and those who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--" -"they look longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older " -"infants and those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty " -"preference--they look longer at images that are different from the ones they " -"saw before. You probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song " -"on the radio: initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several " -"times you may like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times " -"you would choose to listen to anything else.
\n" -" " +"In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "In uno studio di abituazione, per prima " @@ -1676,11 +2435,11 @@ msgstr "" "piacerti e potresti cantarla; invece dopo che è stato riprodotta centinaia " "di volte, sceglierai di ascoltare qualsiasi altra cosa.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:156 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 msgid "Violation of expectation" msgstr "Violazione delle aspettative" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:157 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 msgid "" "Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " "Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " @@ -1692,11 +2451,11 @@ msgstr "" "lungo le cose che trovano sorprendenti, quindi in alcuni casi, possiamo " "prendere i loro tempi di osservazione come misura di quanto siano sorpresi." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:158 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 msgid "Preferential looking" msgstr "Sguardo preferenziale" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:159 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 msgid "" "Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " "decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " @@ -1715,11 +2474,11 @@ msgstr "" "le viene chiesto di 'trovare gli applausi'; il display che sta guardando è " "mostrato in alto." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:165 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 msgid "Predictive looking" msgstr "Ricerca predittiva" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:166 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 msgid "" "Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " "see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " @@ -1742,7 +2501,7 @@ msgstr "" "imparano queste relazioni e come le generalizzano, analizzando dove dirigono " "il loro sguardo quando sentono una o l'altra sillaba." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:168 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 msgid "" "Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " "think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " @@ -1755,7 +2514,7 @@ msgstr "" "diversi e ai bambini è stato chiesto quale fosse il nome corretto " "dell'oggetto." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:174 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 msgid "" "Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " "measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " @@ -1769,126 +2528,34 @@ msgstr "" "un cerchio e un altro tasto quando appare un quadrato, e quindi esaminare i " "fattori che influenzano la velocità con cui preme un tasto." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:181 -msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" -msgstr "Perché state conducendo studi online invece che di persona?" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:186 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 msgid "" -"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a university " -"lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd like to take " -"part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the lab. Why " -"complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping to..." +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" msgstr "" -"Tradizionalmente, gli studi sullo sviluppo avvengono in una stanza " -"tranquilla in un laboratorio universitario. I ricercatori chiamano o inviano " -"un'e-mail ai genitori locali per vedere se desiderano partecipare e fissare " -"un appuntamento per andare in laboratorio. Perché integrare questi studi in " -"laboratorio con quelli online? Speriamo di..." +"Mio figlio non stava prestando attenzione o siamo stati interrotti. Possiamo " +"provare di nuovo lo studio?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:187 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 msgid "" -"\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " +#| "children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " +#| "developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. " +#| "We are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " +#| "participate in research to better understand their own children's " +#| "diagnoses.
\n" +#| "One note: most of our studies include " +#| "both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is " +#| "blind or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing " +#| "images or signing.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " -"children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " -"developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. We " -"are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " -"participate in research to better understand their own children's diagnoses." -"
\n" -"One note: most of our studies include " -"both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind " -"or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing images or " -"signing.
\n" -" " +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "Certo! Siamo interessati a " @@ -1977,7 +2656,7 @@ msgstr "" "capire se vostro figlio ha una disabilità visiva o uditiva. Se potete, " "sentitevi liberi di aiutare descrivendo le immagini o segnando.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:281 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 msgid "" "I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " "together?" @@ -1985,7 +2664,7 @@ msgstr "" "Ho più bambini nella fascia d'età per uno studio. Possono partecipare " "insieme?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:286 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 msgid "" "If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " "participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " @@ -1997,26 +2676,40 @@ msgstr "" "un argomento affascinante di per sé, ma di solito non è al centro della " "nostra ricerca." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:293 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" msgstr "" "Ma ho sentito dire che i bambini piccoli dovrebbero evitare di passare del " "tempo davanti allo schermo." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:298 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "We agree with the American Academy of " +#| "Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +#| "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +#| "children, but to learn from them.
\n" +#| "As part of a child's limited screen " +#| "time, we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and " +#| "engagement with science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a " +#| "video instead of playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young " +#| "children provide lots of feedback on our studies!
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"We agree with the American Academy of " -"Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"
We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " "children, but to learn from them.
\n" -"As part of a child's limited screen time, " -"we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with " -"science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of " -"playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of " -"feedback on our studies!
\n" -" " +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "Siamo d'accordo con l'American Academy of " @@ -2031,11 +2724,11 @@ msgstr "" "fatti valgono più delle parole\"-- i nostri bambini ci forniscono un sacco " "di feedback per i nostri studi!
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:308 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" msgstr "Saremo pagati per la nostra partecipazione?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:313 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 msgid "" "Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " "their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " @@ -2048,77 +2741,185 @@ msgstr "" "Queste informazioni saranno elencate nella pagina di descrizione dello " "studio." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:320 -msgid "Can I get my child's results?" -msgstr "Posso avere i risultati di mio figlio?" +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:325 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 #, python-format msgid "" "\n" -"For some studies, yes! Usually, " -"developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " -"developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " -"just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " -"other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one session), " -"we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of your child's " -"responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" -"Please note that none of the measures we " -"collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be interested to " -"learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where things fell up " -"versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you whether this means your " -"child is going to be especially good at physics.
\n" -"If you're interested in getting " -"individual results right away, please see our Resources" -"a> section for fun at-home activities you can try with your child.
\n" -" " +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" "\n" -"Per alcuni studi, sì! Di solito, i " -"ricercatori dello sviluppo interpretano le capacità e le tendenze evolutive " -"dei bambini solo a livello di gruppo, e i dati individuali raccolti " -"semplicemente non sono molto interpretabili. Ma per \"Il tuo bambino, il " -"fisico\" e altri studi longitudinali (in cui torni per più di una sessione), " -"a volte, possiamo raccogliere dati sufficienti per darti un resoconto delle " -"risposte di tuo figlio dopo aver completato tutte le sessioni.
\n" -"Tieni presente che nessuna delle misure " -"che raccogliamo è diagnostica! Ad esempio, anche se speriamo che ti " -"interesserà sapere che tuo figlio ha guardato il 70 %% delle volte un video " -"in cui le cose cadevano verso l'alto invece che cadere in basso, non saremo " -"in grado di dirti se questo significa che tuo figlio sarà particolarmente " -"bravo in fisica.
\n" -"Se sei interessato a ottenere subito " -"risultati individuali, consulta la nostra sezione Resources per divertenti attività che puoi provare a " -"casa con tuo figlio.
" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:335 +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 msgid "Technical" msgstr "Tecnico" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:339 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 msgid "What browsers are supported?" msgstr "Quali browser sono supportati?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:344 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit supports recent versions of Chrome and Firefox. We are not " +#| "currently able to support Internet Explorer or Safari." msgid "" -"Lookit supports recent versions of Chrome and Firefox. We are not currently " -"able to support Internet Explorer or Safari." +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." msgstr "" "Lookit supporta le versioni recenti di Chrome e Firefox. Attualmente non " "siamo in grado di supportare Internet Explorer o Safari." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:351 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" msgstr "Possiamo fare uno studio sul mio telefono o tablet?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:357 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Not yet! Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a " +#| "reasonably stable view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can " +#| "tell whether they're looking at the left or the right side of it. We're " +#| "excited about the potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to " +#| "observe infants and toddlers exploring, though!" msgid "" -"Not yet! Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a " -"reasonably stable view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can " -"tell whether they're looking at the left or the right side of it. We're " -"excited about the potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe " -"infants and toddlers exploring, though!" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "Non ancora! Poiché stiamo misurando i pattern di osservazione dei bambini, " "abbiamo bisogno di una visione ragionevolmente stabile dei loro occhi e di " @@ -2127,66 +2928,296 @@ msgstr "" "studi con il touchscreen che ci consentono di osservare neonati e bambini " "che esplorano!" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:11 -msgid "the online child lab" -msgstr "Il laboratorio online per bambini" +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "In quale regione vivi?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "For researchers" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "Per i ricercatori" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Quanti anni hai?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Accedi per partecipare" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Gli scienziati" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participation" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Partecipazione" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Home" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:12 -msgid "A project of the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab" -msgstr "Un progetto del MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab " +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:22 -msgid "Bringing science home" -msgstr "Portare la scienza a casa" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:23 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 msgid "" -"Here at MIT's Early Childhood Cognition Lab, we're trying a new approach in " -"developmental psychology: bringing the experiments to you." +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" msgstr "" -"Qui al MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, stiamo provando un nuovo approccio " -"alla psicologia dello sviluppo: portare gli esperimenti nelle vostre case." -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:29 -msgid "Help us understand how your child thinks" -msgstr "Aiutaci a capire come pensa tuo figlio" +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Vorrei essere contattato quando:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Accedi per partecipare" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:30 +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Creare un profilo" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Creare un'account per partecipare" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 msgid "" -"Your family can contribute to research about how children learn by doing fun " -"activities together, right in your web browser." +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "Per registrarsi come ricercatore, si prega di utilizzare" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" msgstr "" -"La tua famiglia può contribuire alla ricerca su come i bambini imparano " -"svolgendo attività divertenti insieme, direttamente nel tuo browser web." -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:36 -msgid "Participate whenever and wherever" -msgstr "Partecipa sempre e ovunque" +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "invece" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:37 +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 msgid "" -"Log in or create an account at the top right to get started! You can " -"participate with your child from any computer with a webcam." +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " msgstr "" -"Accedi o crea un account in alto a destra per iniziare! Puoi partecipare con " -"tuo figlio da qualsiasi computer dotato di webcam." +"Facendo clic su \"Crea account\", accetto di aver letto e accettato il " -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:11 +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Informativa sulla Privacy" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 msgid "Privacy statement" msgstr "Informativa sulla Privacy" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 msgid "Introduction" msgstr "Introduzione" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:18 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll " +#| "on our Platform to conduct\n" +#| " research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy " +#| "Statement explains how we handle and use the\n" +#| " personal information we collect about our researchers and " +#| "research participant community." msgid "" "Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " "our Platform to conduct\n" -" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy " -"Statement explains how we handle and use the\n" -" personal information we collect about our researchers and " -"research participant community." +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." msgstr "" "Lookit si impegna a sostenere la privacy degli individui che si iscrivono " "alla nostra Piattaforma per condurre\n" @@ -2195,19 +3226,28 @@ msgstr "" " informazioni personali che raccogliamo sui nostri " "ricercatori e sui partecipanti alla ricerca." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:22 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 msgid "For participants" msgstr "Per i partecipanti" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:24 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct " +#| "studies about how children learn and\n" +#| " develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition " +#| "Lab, which has access to all of the data\n" +#| " collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct " +#| "studies only access your personal information\n" +#| " if you choose to participate in their study." msgid "" "Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " "about how children learn and\n" -" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, " -"which has access to all of the data\n" -" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct " -"studies only access your personal information\n" -" if you choose to participate in their study." +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." msgstr "" "Lookit è una piattaforma che molti ricercatori diversi usano per condurre " "studi su come i bambini imparano e si\n" @@ -2217,35 +3257,54 @@ msgstr "" "condurre studi accedono alle tue informazioni personali solo\n" " solo se scegli di partecipare al loro studio." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:29 -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:142 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 msgid "What personal information we collect" msgstr "Quali informazioni personali raccogliamo" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:31 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" msgstr "Raccogliamo i seguenti tipi di informazioni personali:" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:32 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "If you have a child and would like to " +#~ "participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available " +#~ "for your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
When you select a study, you'll be " +#~ "asked to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and " +#~ "your child agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will " +#~ "happen during the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may " +#~ "answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what " +#~ "she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
Some portions of the study will be " +#~ "automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " +#~ "platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +#~ "child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +#~ "looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots " +#~ "of other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "Se hai un figlio e desideri partecipare, " +#~ "crea un account e dai un'occhiata a ciò che è disponibile per la fascia " +#~ "di età di tuo figlio. Avrai bisogno di una webcam funzionante per " +#~ "partecipare.
\n" +#~ "Quando selezioni uno studio, ti verrà " +#~ "chiesto di leggere un modulo di consenso e registrarti affermando che tu " +#~ "e tuo figlio acconsentite a partecipare. Quindi ti guideremo attraverso " +#~ "ciò che accadrà durante lo studio. A seconda della sua età, tuo figlio " +#~ "potrebbe rispondere direttamente alle domande o potremmo cercare segni " +#~ "indiretti di ciò che pensa stia succedendo--ad esempio per quanto tempo " +#~ "osserva un risultato sorprendente.
\n" +#~ "Alcune parti dello studio verranno " +#~ "registrate automaticamente utilizzando la tua webcam e inviate in modo " +#~ "sicuro alla piattaforma Lookit. Ricercatori qualificati guarderanno il " +#~ "video e registreranno le risposte di tuo figlio--ad esempio, da che parte " +#~ "ha indicato o per quanto tempo ha guardato ogni immagine. Li metteremo " +#~ "insieme alle risposte di molti altri partecipati per saperne di più su " +#~ "come pensano i bambini!
" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " +#~ "Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with " +#~ "MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and " +#~ "certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an " +#~ "institutional review board. Studies are also subject to approval by " +#~ "Lookit. As of June 2020 we have agreements with 20 universities!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Qualsiasi ricercatore con domande su come i bambini imparano e crescono " +#~ "può proporre uno studio Lookit! Ogni istituzione che utilizza LookIt deve " +#~ "firmare un contratto con il MIT in cui accetta i Terms of Use e certifica che i suoi studi saranno " +#~ "esaminati e approvati da un comitato di revisione istituzionale. Inoltre, " +#~ "gli studi sono soggetti all'approvazione di Lookit. Da giugno 2020 " +#~ "abbiamo accordi con 20 università!" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-\n" +#~ "staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a " +#~ "university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd " +#~ "like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the " +#~ "lab. Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping " +#~ "to..." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Tradizionalmente, gli studi sullo sviluppo avvengono in una stanza " +#~ "tranquilla in un laboratorio universitario. I ricercatori chiamano o " +#~ "inviano un'e-mail ai genitori locali per vedere se desiderano partecipare " +#~ "e fissare un appuntamento per andare in laboratorio. Perché integrare " +#~ "questi studi in laboratorio con quelli online? Speriamo di..." + +#~ msgid "When will we see the results of the study?" +#~ msgstr "Quando vedremo i risultati dello studio?" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "The process of publishing a scientific study, from starting data " +#~ "collection to seeing the paper in a journal, can take several years. You " +#~ "can check the Lookit home page for updates on papers, or set your " +#~ "communication preferences to be notified when we have results from " +#~ "studies you participated in." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Il processo di pubblicazione di uno studio scientifico, dall'avvio della " +#~ "raccolta dei dati alla visualizzazione dell'articolo su una rivista, può " +#~ "richiedere diversi anni. Puoi controllare la home page di Lookit per gli " +#~ "aggiornamenti sui documenti o impostare le tue preferenze di " +#~ "comunicazione per essere avvisato quando avremo i risultati degli studi a " +#~ "cui hai partecipato." + +#~ msgid "Can I get my child's results?" +#~ msgstr "Posso avere i risultati di mio figlio?" + +#, python-format +#~ msgid "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "For some studies, yes! Usually, " +#~ "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " +#~ "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " +#~ "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " +#~ "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " +#~ "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " +#~ "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" +#~ "Please note that none of the measures " +#~ "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " +#~ "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " +#~ "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " +#~ "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
If you're interested in getting " +#~ "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can " +#~ "try with your child.
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "Per alcuni studi, sì! Di solito, i " +#~ "ricercatori dello sviluppo interpretano le capacità e le tendenze " +#~ "evolutive dei bambini solo a livello di gruppo, e i dati individuali " +#~ "raccolti semplicemente non sono molto interpretabili. Ma per \"Il tuo " +#~ "bambino, il fisico\" e altri studi longitudinali (in cui torni per più di " +#~ "una sessione), a volte, possiamo raccogliere dati sufficienti per darti " +#~ "un resoconto delle risposte di tuo figlio dopo aver completato tutte le " +#~ "sessioni.
\n" +#~ "Tieni presente che nessuna delle " +#~ "misure che raccogliamo è diagnostica! Ad esempio, anche se speriamo che " +#~ "ti interesserà sapere che tuo figlio ha guardato il 70 %% delle volte un " +#~ "video in cui le cose cadevano verso l'alto invece che cadere in basso, " +#~ "non saremo in grado di dirti se questo significa che tuo figlio sarà " +#~ "particolarmente bravo in fisica.
\n" +#~ "Se sei interessato a ottenere subito " +#~ "risultati individuali, consulta la nostra sezione Resources per divertenti attività che puoi provare " +#~ "a casa con tuo figlio.
" + +#~ msgid "the online child lab" +#~ msgstr "Il laboratorio online per bambini" + +#~ msgid "A project of the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab" +#~ msgstr "Un progetto del MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab " + +#~ msgid "Bringing science home" +#~ msgstr "Portare la scienza a casa" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Here at MIT's Early Childhood Cognition Lab, we're trying a new approach " +#~ "in developmental psychology: bringing the experiments to you." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Qui al MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, stiamo provando un nuovo " +#~ "approccio alla psicologia dello sviluppo: portare gli esperimenti nelle " +#~ "vostre case." + +#~ msgid "Help us understand how your child thinks" +#~ msgstr "Aiutaci a capire come pensa tuo figlio" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Your family can contribute to research about how children learn by doing " +#~ "fun activities together, right in your web browser." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "La tua famiglia può contribuire alla ricerca su come i bambini imparano " +#~ "svolgendo attività divertenti insieme, direttamente nel tuo browser web." + +#~ msgid "Participate whenever and wherever" +#~ msgstr "Partecipa sempre e ovunque" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Log in or create an account at the top right to get started! You can " +#~ "participate with your child from any computer with a webcam." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Accedi o crea un account in alto a destra per iniziare! Puoi partecipare " +#~ "con tuo figlio da qualsiasi computer dotato di webcam." + +#~ msgid "Core Team" +#~ msgstr "Squadra principale" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Rico is Lookit's lead software engineer, working on planning and adding " +#~ "features for both participants and researchers." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Rico è l'ingegnere capo del software di Lookit e lavora alla " +#~ "pianificazione e all'aggiunta di funzionalità sia per i partecipanti che " +#~ "per i ricercatori" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Laura is the PI of the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. She conducts " +#~ "research about how children arrive at a common-sense understanding of the " +#~ "physical and social world through exploration and instruction." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Laura è il PI dell' Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Conduce ricerche su " +#~ "come i bambini arrivano a una comprensione di senso comune del mondo " +#~ "fisico e sociale attraverso l'esplorazione e l'istruzione." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Kim started Lookit as a graduate student, and now runs the project as a " +#~ "research scientist in the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Her three " +#~ "children frequently provide feedback on studies." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Kim ha iniziato a lavorare con Lookit da studentessa e ora gestisce il " +#~ "progetto come ricercatrice all'Early Childhood Cognition Lab. I suoi tre " +#~ "figli forniscono spesso un feedback sugli studi." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Mark organizes the Lookit Working Groups, which are groups of researchers " +#~ "working to improve Lookit in a variety of ways." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Mark organizza i gruppi di lavoro di Lookit che sono gruppi di " +#~ "ricercatori che lavorano per migliorare la piattaforma in diversi modi." + +#~ msgid "Your login credentials didn't work. Please try again." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Le tue credenziali di accesso non funzionano. Si prega di riprovare." + +#~ msgid "New to Lookit?" +#~ msgstr "Nuovo su Lookit?" + +#~ msgid "New password:" +#~ msgstr "Nuova password:" + +#~ msgid "Confirm password:" +#~ msgstr "Conferma password:" + +#, python-format +#~ msgid "The %(site_name)s team" +#~ msgstr "Il team di %(site_name)s" + +#~ msgid "Email address:" +#~ msgstr "Indirizzo email:" + +#~ msgid "FAQ" +#~ msgstr "FAQ" + +#~ msgid "Hi" +#~ msgstr "Ciao" + +#~ msgid "Empty birthday" +#~ msgstr "Compleanno vuoto" + +#~ msgid " day" +#~ msgstr " giorno" + +#~ msgid " days" +#~ msgstr " giorni" + +#~ msgid " month" +#~ msgstr " mese" + +#~ msgid " months" +#~ msgstr " mesi" + +#~ msgid " year" +#~ msgstr " anno" + +#~ msgid " years" +#~ msgstr " anni" + +#~ msgid "Hide Form" +#~ msgstr "Nascondi modulo" + +#~ msgid "Create a family account to start participating in Lookit studies!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Crea un account familiare per iniziare a partecipare agli studi di Lookit!" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Your account doesn't have access to this page. To proceed, please login " +#~ "with an account that has access." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Il tuo account non ha accesso a questa pagina. Per procedere, effettua il " +#~ "login con un account autorizzato." + +#~ msgid "Please login to see this page." +#~ msgstr "Effettua il login per vedere questa pagina." + +#~ msgid "Compensation: " +#~ msgstr "Compenso: " + +#~ msgid "None" +#~ msgstr "Nessuno" + +#~ msgid "Current Studies" +#~ msgstr "Studi disponibili" + +#~ msgid "See details" +#~ msgstr "Vedi i dettagli" + +#~ msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +#~ msgstr "Non stiamo conducendo alcuno studio in questo momento!" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Looking for more ways to contribute to research from home? Check out Children Helping Science for even more " +#~ "studies!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Cerchi altri modi per contribuire alla ricerca da casa? Dai un'occhiata a " +#~ "Children Helping Science per ulteriori " +#~ "studi!" + +#~ msgid "days" +#~ msgstr "giorni" + +#~ msgid " until " +#~ msgstr " fino a " + +#~ msgid " when " +#~ msgstr " quando " + +#~ msgid "Study overview" +#~ msgstr "Panoramica dello studio" + +#~ msgid "Back to list" +#~ msgstr "Torna alla lista" + +#~ msgid "Eligibility criteria" +#~ msgstr "Criteri di ammissione" + #~ msgid "Alumni & Collaborators" #~ msgstr "Alumni & Collaboratori" -#~ msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" -#~ msgstr "Per registrarsi come ricercatore, si prega di utilizzare" - #~ msgid "this form" #~ msgstr "questo modulo" - -#~ msgid "instead" -#~ msgstr "invece" diff --git a/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/django.po b/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/django.po index 4aa14c251..0c7681ef8 100644 --- a/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/django.po +++ b/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/django.po @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: MBAH_studiespage\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2024-01-17 03:16-0500\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2024-04-09 19:34-0400\n" "Language: ja\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ msgstr "" msgid "This account is inactive." msgstr "このアカウントは有効ではありません。" -#: accounts/forms.py:222 accounts/forms.py:238 accounts/models.py:146 +#: accounts/forms.py:222 accounts/forms.py:238 accounts/models.py:148 msgid "Email address" msgstr "メールアドレス" @@ -289,451 +289,451 @@ msgid "External studies" msgstr "外部の研究・調査" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:12 -#: accounts/models.py:320 studies/fields.py:136 +#: accounts/models.py:339 studies/fields.py:136 msgid "Not sure or prefer not to answer" msgstr "わからない/答えたくない" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:13 -#: accounts/models.py:321 studies/fields.py:137 +#: accounts/models.py:340 studies/fields.py:137 msgid "Under 24 weeks" msgstr "24週未満" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:14 -#: accounts/models.py:322 studies/fields.py:138 +#: accounts/models.py:341 studies/fields.py:138 msgid "24 weeks" msgstr "24週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:15 -#: accounts/models.py:323 studies/fields.py:139 +#: accounts/models.py:342 studies/fields.py:139 msgid "25 weeks" msgstr "25週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:16 -#: accounts/models.py:324 studies/fields.py:140 +#: accounts/models.py:343 studies/fields.py:140 msgid "26 weeks" msgstr "26週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:17 -#: accounts/models.py:325 studies/fields.py:141 +#: accounts/models.py:344 studies/fields.py:141 msgid "27 weeks" msgstr "27週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:18 -#: accounts/models.py:326 studies/fields.py:142 +#: accounts/models.py:345 studies/fields.py:142 msgid "28 weeks" msgstr "28週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:19 -#: accounts/models.py:327 studies/fields.py:143 +#: accounts/models.py:346 studies/fields.py:143 msgid "29 weeks" msgstr "29週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:20 -#: accounts/models.py:328 studies/fields.py:144 +#: accounts/models.py:347 studies/fields.py:144 msgid "30 weeks" msgstr "30週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:21 -#: accounts/models.py:329 studies/fields.py:145 +#: accounts/models.py:348 studies/fields.py:145 msgid "31 weeks" msgstr "31週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:22 -#: accounts/models.py:330 studies/fields.py:146 +#: accounts/models.py:349 studies/fields.py:146 msgid "32 weeks" msgstr "32週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:23 -#: accounts/models.py:331 studies/fields.py:147 +#: accounts/models.py:350 studies/fields.py:147 msgid "33 weeks" msgstr "33週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:24 -#: accounts/models.py:332 studies/fields.py:148 +#: accounts/models.py:351 studies/fields.py:148 msgid "34 weeks" msgstr "34週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:25 -#: accounts/models.py:333 studies/fields.py:149 +#: accounts/models.py:352 studies/fields.py:149 msgid "35 weeks" msgstr "35週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:26 -#: accounts/models.py:334 studies/fields.py:150 +#: accounts/models.py:353 studies/fields.py:150 msgid "36 weeks" msgstr "36週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:27 -#: accounts/models.py:335 studies/fields.py:151 +#: accounts/models.py:354 studies/fields.py:151 msgid "37 weeks" msgstr "37週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:28 -#: accounts/models.py:336 studies/fields.py:152 +#: accounts/models.py:355 studies/fields.py:152 msgid "38 weeks" msgstr "38週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:29 -#: accounts/models.py:337 studies/fields.py:153 +#: accounts/models.py:356 studies/fields.py:153 msgid "39 weeks" msgstr "39週" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:30 -#: accounts/models.py:338 studies/fields.py:154 +#: accounts/models.py:357 studies/fields.py:154 msgid "40 or more weeks" msgstr "40週以上" -#: accounts/models.py:43 +#: accounts/models.py:45 msgid "male" msgstr "男性" -#: accounts/models.py:44 +#: accounts/models.py:46 msgid "female" msgstr "女性" -#: accounts/models.py:45 +#: accounts/models.py:47 msgid "open response" msgstr "自由記述" -#: accounts/models.py:46 accounts/models.py:491 +#: accounts/models.py:48 accounts/models.py:510 msgid "prefer not to answer" msgstr "答えたくありません" -#: accounts/models.py:85 +#: accounts/models.py:87 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View Organization" msgstr "所属機関を見ることができる" -#: accounts/models.py:86 +#: accounts/models.py:88 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Edit Organization" msgstr "所属機関を編集することができる" -#: accounts/models.py:87 +#: accounts/models.py:89 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Create Organization" msgstr "所属機関を作成することができる" -#: accounts/models.py:88 +#: accounts/models.py:90 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Remove Organization" msgstr "所属機関を削除することができる" -#: accounts/models.py:89 +#: accounts/models.py:91 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View Experimenter" msgstr "研究者を見ることができる" -#: accounts/models.py:90 +#: accounts/models.py:92 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View Analytics" msgstr "統計を表示することができる" -#: accounts/models.py:305 +#: accounts/models.py:324 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Create User" msgstr "ユーザーを作成できる" -#: accounts/models.py:306 +#: accounts/models.py:325 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View User" msgstr "ユーザーを表示できる" -#: accounts/models.py:307 +#: accounts/models.py:326 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Edit User" msgstr "ユーザーを編集できる" -#: accounts/models.py:308 +#: accounts/models.py:327 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Remove User" msgstr "ユーザーを削除できる" -#: accounts/models.py:309 +#: accounts/models.py:328 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View User Permissions" msgstr "ユーザー権限を表示できる" -#: accounts/models.py:310 +#: accounts/models.py:329 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Edit User Permissions" msgstr "ユーザー権限を編集できる" -#: accounts/models.py:311 +#: accounts/models.py:330 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Read All User Data" msgstr "すべてのユーザーデータを読み取れる" -#: accounts/models.py:312 +#: accounts/models.py:331 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Read User Usernames" msgstr "ユーザー名を読み取れる" -#: accounts/models.py:406 +#: accounts/models.py:425 msgid "White" msgstr "白人" -#: accounts/models.py:407 +#: accounts/models.py:426 msgid "Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin" msgstr "ヒスパニック系、ラテン系、スペイン系" -#: accounts/models.py:408 +#: accounts/models.py:427 msgid "Black or African American" msgstr "黒人またはアフリカ系アメリカ人" -#: accounts/models.py:409 +#: accounts/models.py:428 msgid "Asian" msgstr "アジア系" -#: accounts/models.py:410 +#: accounts/models.py:429 msgid "American Indian or Alaska Native" msgstr "ネイティブアメリカンまたはアラスカ原住民族" -#: accounts/models.py:411 +#: accounts/models.py:430 msgid "Middle Eastern or North African" msgstr "中近東または北アフリカ" -#: accounts/models.py:412 +#: accounts/models.py:431 msgid "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander" msgstr "ハワイ先住民族またはその他の太平洋諸島民族" -#: accounts/models.py:413 +#: accounts/models.py:432 msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" msgstr "その他の人種・民族" -#: accounts/models.py:416 accounts/models.py:425 +#: accounts/models.py:435 accounts/models.py:444 msgid "some or attending high school" msgstr "現在高校生または高校中退" -#: accounts/models.py:417 accounts/models.py:426 +#: accounts/models.py:436 accounts/models.py:445 msgid "high school diploma or GED" msgstr "高校卒業または高等学校卒業程度認定(全教科)" -#: accounts/models.py:418 accounts/models.py:427 +#: accounts/models.py:437 accounts/models.py:446 msgid "some or attending college" msgstr "現在大学生または大学中退" -#: accounts/models.py:419 accounts/models.py:428 +#: accounts/models.py:438 accounts/models.py:447 msgid "2-year college degree" msgstr "二年制大学卒業" -#: accounts/models.py:420 accounts/models.py:429 +#: accounts/models.py:439 accounts/models.py:448 msgid "4-year college degree" msgstr "四年制大学卒業" -#: accounts/models.py:421 accounts/models.py:430 +#: accounts/models.py:440 accounts/models.py:449 msgid "some or attending graduate or professional school" msgstr "現在大学院生または大学院中退" -#: accounts/models.py:422 accounts/models.py:431 +#: accounts/models.py:441 accounts/models.py:450 msgid "graduate or professional degree" msgstr "大学院卒業" -#: accounts/models.py:432 +#: accounts/models.py:451 msgid "not applicable - no spouse or partner" msgstr "該当なし - 配偶者やパートナーなし" -#: accounts/models.py:435 accounts/models.py:468 +#: accounts/models.py:454 accounts/models.py:487 msgid "0" msgstr "0" -#: accounts/models.py:436 accounts/models.py:462 +#: accounts/models.py:455 accounts/models.py:481 msgid "1" msgstr "1" -#: accounts/models.py:437 accounts/models.py:463 +#: accounts/models.py:456 accounts/models.py:482 msgid "2" msgstr "2" -#: accounts/models.py:438 accounts/models.py:464 +#: accounts/models.py:457 accounts/models.py:483 msgid "3" msgstr "3" -#: accounts/models.py:439 +#: accounts/models.py:458 msgid "4" msgstr "4" -#: accounts/models.py:440 +#: accounts/models.py:459 msgid "5" msgstr "5" -#: accounts/models.py:441 +#: accounts/models.py:460 msgid "6" msgstr "6" -#: accounts/models.py:442 +#: accounts/models.py:461 msgid "7" msgstr "7" -#: accounts/models.py:443 +#: accounts/models.py:462 msgid "8" msgstr "8" -#: accounts/models.py:444 +#: accounts/models.py:463 msgid "9" msgstr "9" -#: accounts/models.py:445 +#: accounts/models.py:464 msgid "10" msgstr "10" -#: accounts/models.py:446 +#: accounts/models.py:465 msgid "More than 10" msgstr "10以上" -#: accounts/models.py:449 +#: accounts/models.py:468 msgid "under 18" msgstr "18歳未満" -#: accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:469 msgid "18-21" msgstr "18-21" -#: accounts/models.py:451 +#: accounts/models.py:470 msgid "22-24" msgstr "22-24" -#: accounts/models.py:452 +#: accounts/models.py:471 msgid "25-29" msgstr "25-29" -#: accounts/models.py:453 +#: accounts/models.py:472 msgid "30-34" msgstr "30-34" -#: accounts/models.py:454 +#: accounts/models.py:473 msgid "35-39" msgstr "35-39" -#: accounts/models.py:455 +#: accounts/models.py:474 msgid "40-44" msgstr "40-44" -#: accounts/models.py:456 +#: accounts/models.py:475 msgid "45-49" msgstr "45-49" -#: accounts/models.py:457 +#: accounts/models.py:476 msgid "50-59" msgstr "50-59" -#: accounts/models.py:458 +#: accounts/models.py:477 msgid "60-69" msgstr "60-69" -#: accounts/models.py:459 +#: accounts/models.py:478 msgid "70 or over" msgstr "70歳以上" -#: accounts/models.py:465 +#: accounts/models.py:484 msgid "Another number, or explain below" msgstr "他の数字を記載するか、以下で説明を加えてください。" -#: accounts/models.py:469 +#: accounts/models.py:488 msgid "5000" msgstr "5000" -#: accounts/models.py:470 +#: accounts/models.py:489 msgid "10000" msgstr "10000" -#: accounts/models.py:471 +#: accounts/models.py:490 msgid "15000" msgstr "15000" -#: accounts/models.py:472 +#: accounts/models.py:491 msgid "20000" msgstr "20000" -#: accounts/models.py:473 +#: accounts/models.py:492 msgid "30000" msgstr "30000" -#: accounts/models.py:474 +#: accounts/models.py:493 msgid "40000" msgstr "40000" -#: accounts/models.py:475 +#: accounts/models.py:494 msgid "50000" msgstr "50000" -#: accounts/models.py:476 +#: accounts/models.py:495 msgid "60000" msgstr "60000" -#: accounts/models.py:477 +#: accounts/models.py:496 msgid "70000" msgstr "70000" -#: accounts/models.py:478 +#: accounts/models.py:497 msgid "80000" msgstr "80000" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:498 msgid "90000" msgstr "90000" -#: accounts/models.py:480 +#: accounts/models.py:499 msgid "100000" msgstr "100000" -#: accounts/models.py:481 +#: accounts/models.py:500 msgid "110000" msgstr "110000" -#: accounts/models.py:482 +#: accounts/models.py:501 msgid "120000" msgstr "120000" -#: accounts/models.py:483 +#: accounts/models.py:502 msgid "130000" msgstr "130000" -#: accounts/models.py:484 +#: accounts/models.py:503 msgid "140000" msgstr "140000" -#: accounts/models.py:485 +#: accounts/models.py:504 msgid "150000" msgstr "150000" -#: accounts/models.py:486 +#: accounts/models.py:505 msgid "160000" msgstr "160000" -#: accounts/models.py:487 +#: accounts/models.py:506 msgid "170000" msgstr "170000" -#: accounts/models.py:488 +#: accounts/models.py:507 msgid "180000" msgstr "180000" -#: accounts/models.py:489 +#: accounts/models.py:508 msgid "190000" msgstr "190000" -#: accounts/models.py:490 +#: accounts/models.py:509 msgid "over 200000" msgstr "200000以上" -#: accounts/models.py:494 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "urban" msgstr "都市部" -#: accounts/models.py:494 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "suburban" msgstr "郊外" -#: accounts/models.py:494 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "rural" msgstr "田舎" -#: accounts/models.py:548 +#: accounts/models.py:567 msgid "Select a State" msgstr "都道府県を選択してください" -#: accounts/models.py:685 +#: accounts/models.py:717 msgid "and" msgstr "と" @@ -1193,7 +1193,7 @@ msgstr "男性" msgid "Female" msgstr "女性" -#: studies/models.py:142 +#: studies/models.py:143 msgid "" "The Users who belong to this Lab. A user in this lab will be able to create " "studies associated with this Lab and can be added to this Lab's studies." @@ -1202,7 +1202,7 @@ msgstr "" "連する研究を作成することができ、本研究室の研究・調査に追加することができま" "す。" -#: studies/models.py:151 +#: studies/models.py:152 msgid "The Users who have requested to join this Lab." msgstr "本研究室への参加を希望されたユーザー。" @@ -1424,7 +1424,7 @@ msgstr "3歳〜4歳の幼児の調査" msgid "studies for school-aged kids & teens (5-17)" msgstr "5歳〜17歳の子供の調査" -#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:34 +#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:35 msgid "Children Helping Science" msgstr "科学を助ける子どもたち" @@ -1848,9 +1848,9 @@ msgid "" "(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " "appear on this website.\n" "If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " -"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will be " -"reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " "subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " "2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " "in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" @@ -1864,11 +1864,12 @@ msgstr "" "学雑誌に結果を発表することを意図している場合、このウェブサイトに掲載される可" "能性があります。\n" "科学者がこのプラットフォームを使用したい場" -"合、その機関はマサチューセッツ工科大学と契約を結び、利用規約 に同意し、その研究・調査が機関審査委員会によって審査・承認さ" -"れることを証明する必要があります。また、研究・調査にはChildren Helping " -"Scienceによる審査と承認が必要です。2023年4月現在、米国、カナダ、英国、欧州連" -"合(EU)の研究機関を含む50以上の大学と協定を結んでいます。
\n" +"合、その機関はマサチューセッツ工科大学と契約を結び、利用規約 に同意し、その研究・調査が機関審査委員会" +"によって審査・承認されることを証明する必要があります。また、研究・調査には" +"Children Helping Scienceによる審査と承認が必要です。2023年4月現在、米国、カナ" +"ダ、英国、欧州連合(EU)の研究機関を含む50以上の大学と協定を結んでいます。" +"p> \n" #: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 msgid "" @@ -2172,9 +2173,9 @@ msgstr "" "ることになるでしょう。なお、データブラリーへのアクセスを許可された研究者は、" "研究室におけるデータの使用と同等の高い水準の注意を払って、これらのデータを取" "り扱うことに同意しなければなりません。データブラリーの詳細については、ミッションまたは許可されたユーザーの要件につい" -"てをご覧ください。\n" +"href=\"https://databrary.org/about.html\">ミッションまたは許可されたユーザーの要件" +"についてをご覧ください。\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t次に、動画データの利用について、どの範囲での利用を" "許可するかをお尋ねします。
\n" " \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tWe agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from people, " -"not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate children, but " -"to learn from them.
\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" "As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " "our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " "offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " @@ -2549,12 +2550,12 @@ msgid "" " " msgstr "" "\n" -"
私たちは、アメリカ小児科学会(American Academy of Pediatrics)advice の子どもたちはスクリーンを通してではな" -"く、人から実際に学ぶのが一番だということだと同じ意見を持っています!しかし、" -"私たちの研究は子どもたちを教育するためのものではなく、子どもたちから学ぶため" -"のものであります。
\n" +"私たちは、アメリカ小児科学会(American Academy of Pediatrics)advice の子どもたちはスクリーンを通し" +"てではなく、人から実際に学ぶのが一番だということだと同じ意見を持っています!" +"しかし、私たちの研究は子どもたちを教育するためのものではなく、子どもたちから" +"学ぶためのものであります。
\n" "私たちの研究が家族の会話や科学への関心を育み、遊ぶ時間んの代わりにビデオを" "見ている数分を帳消しにしてくれることを願っています。そして、私たち自身でも " "\"実践 \"しています。私たちの研究に対して、私たち自身の子どもたちがたくさんの" @@ -2702,10 +2703,10 @@ msgstr "" "差についての疑問や、さまざまな要因が相互作用することが結果にどのように影響す" "るかといった事柄が考えられます。
\n" "もしあなたがこの活動を気に入ってくださった" -"なら、私たちの心からの感謝も含めて、Lookitプラットフォーム (https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com) をぜひお知り合い" -"の方に共有してください。子どもの発達に関わる研究・調査は、あなたのような保護" -"者の方の助けがなければ成立しません。
" +"なら、私たちの心からの感謝も含めて、Lookitプラットフォーム (https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com) をぜひお知" +"り合いの方に共有してください。子どもの発達に関わる研究・調査は、あなたのよう" +"な保護者の方の助けがなければ成立しません。" #: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" @@ -2784,8 +2785,8 @@ msgstr "" "個別の調査については、「調査の詳細」ページをご参照ください。このページに" "は、調査を実施している研究室の連絡先が常に記載されている。
\n" "このウェブサイトを運営している研究者と連絡をお取りになる場" -"合は、以下のメールアドレスまでご連絡ください(英語のみ対応)。lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"合は、以下のメールアドレスまでご連絡ください(英語のみ対応)。lookit@mit.edu.\n" "参加中に技術的な問題が発生した場合は、下記までご連絡くださ" "い(英語のみ対応。 lookit@mit.edu.
" @@ -2846,8 +2847,8 @@ msgid "" "If you are trying to participate in a study and having " "difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " "specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " -"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.\n" "If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " "can find help in our documentation, and in our 研究・調査を作成している研究者の方でヘルプ" "が必要な場合には、こちらのドキュメント、またはSlackコミュニティにて解決を図ることができます。
" +"forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScI2h7G6aUSJb-I3fGHw2nB8HcuaomuNLiwta2CXhGGF2ZL-Q/" +"viewform\">Slackコミュニティにて解決を図ることができます。" #: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 msgid "What security measures do you implement?" @@ -2891,9 +2892,9 @@ msgstr "" "\"https://lookit.readthedocs.io/en/develop/community-irb-and-legal-" "information.html#sub-processors-and-information-about-gdpr-compliance-dpas\">" "こちらのドキュメントにて概要をお読みいただけます。また、最新のHECVAT (高" -"等教育クラウド ベンダー評価ツール キット) について確認したい方は、lookit@mit.eduまでご連絡ください (英語対応の" -"み)。" +"等教育クラウド ベンダー評価ツール キット) について確認したい方は、lookit@mit.eduまでご連絡ください (英語対応" +"のみ)。" #: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 msgid "For Researchers" @@ -2947,8 +2948,8 @@ msgstr "" "2023年4月現在、私たちは米国、カナダ、英" "国、欧州連合の機関を含む50以上の大学と協定を結んでいます。あなたの所属機関が" "既に協定を結んでいるかどうかがわからない場合や、書類を整えるのに支援が必要な" -"場合は、こちらのメールアドレス lookit@mit.edu までご連絡ください (英語対応のみ)。
\n" +"場合は、こちらのメールアドレス lookit@mit.edu までご連絡ください (英語対応のみ)。\n" "これらのステップを踏んでいる間でも、ラボア" "カウントを作成し、最初の研究・調査を作成し、研究者コミュニティによってピアレ" "ビューを受けることで、Children Helping Scienceプラットフォームの使用を開始す" @@ -2976,10 +2977,10 @@ msgid "" "discussion forum you might check out!" -"
\n" +"b8e4-54ecda9de9d8&ReturnUrl=%%2Fcommunities%%2Fcommunity-" +"home%%2Fdigestviewer%%3Fcommunitykey%%3Dbd3d326e-b7db-49bf-" +"abbb-73642ac0576c%%26tab%%3Ddigestviewer&tab=digestviewer\">discussion " +"forum you might check out!\n" " " msgstr "" "\n" @@ -2992,10 +2993,10 @@ msgstr "" "Developmentも同様に ディスカッションフォーラムを設けてい" -"るので、ぜひご確認ください!" +"b8e4-54ecda9de9d8&ReturnUrl=%%2Fcommunities%%2Fcommunity-" +"home%%2Fdigestviewer%%3Fcommunitykey%%3Dbd3d326e-b7db-49bf-" +"abbb-73642ac0576c%%26tab%%3Ddigestviewer&tab=digestviewer\">ディスカッション" +"フォーラムを設けているので、ぜひご確認ください!" #: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 msgid "What is Project Garden?" @@ -3014,34 +3015,40 @@ msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" msgstr " " #: web/templates/web/home.html:15 -msgid "" -"ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click here to make an account or " -"explore studies below!" +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "Children Helping Scienceチーム(米国)" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:17 -#| msgid "The Children Helping Science team" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" msgstr "Children Helping Scienceチーム(米国)" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:35 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 msgid "Powered by Lookit" msgstr "提供:Lookit" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:37 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" msgstr "家族で楽しく、科学についてしっかりと知りたい方へ" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:40 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 msgid "Participate in a Study" msgstr "研究・調査に参加する" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:51 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 msgid "Help Science" msgstr "科学を助ける" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:53 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 msgid "" "This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " "home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" @@ -3049,11 +3056,11 @@ msgstr "" "このwebサイトには、世界中の大学の研究者がお届けする、ご自宅から親子で参加でき" "る研究・調査が掲載されています!" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:58 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 msgid "From Home" msgstr "ご家庭から" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:60 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 msgid "" "You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " "be done on a tablet or phone." @@ -3061,11 +3068,11 @@ msgstr "" "パソコンを使って親子で研究・調査に参加。タブレットやスマートフォンを使って参" "加できる研究・調査も一部あります。" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:65 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 msgid "With Fun Activities" msgstr "楽しい活動と一緒に" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:67 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 msgid "" "Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " "questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " @@ -3075,27 +3082,27 @@ msgstr "" "です。いつでも参加できるものもあれば、研究者とオンラインミーティングの日程調" "整をする場合もあります。" -#: web/templates/web/home.html:72 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" msgstr " " -#: web/templates/web/home.html:84 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 msgid "" "Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " msgstr " " -#: web/templates/web/home.html:84 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 msgid "Project GARDEN" msgstr " " -#: web/templates/web/home.html:87 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 msgid "" "In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " "find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " "Science understand children's development from many different angles!" msgstr " " -#: web/templates/web/home.html:90 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" msgstr " " @@ -3730,8 +3737,7 @@ msgstr "以上の声明は2018年6月に最終更新されました。" #: web/templates/web/resources.html:14 msgid "Find a developmental lab near you" msgstr "" -"この情報は英語圏の方のみ対象となります Find a " -"developmental lab near you" +"この情報は英語圏の方のみ対象となります Find a developmental lab near you" #: web/templates/web/scientists.html:10 msgid "Meet the Children Helping Science team" @@ -3879,28 +3885,28 @@ msgstr "あなたはまだ外部の研究・調査に参加したことがあり msgid "Studies" msgstr "研究・調査" -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:23 +#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:24 msgid "Log in to find studies just right for your child!" msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:27 +#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:29 msgid "Clear" msgstr "削除する" -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:60 +#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:62 msgid "No studies found." msgstr "研究・調査が見つかりません。" -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:65 +#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:67 msgid "" "Want to learn more about research with babies & children? Check out the " msgstr " " -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:68 +#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:70 msgid "Resources" msgstr "参考資料" -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:69 +#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:71 msgid "page for activities to try at home and developmental labs near you!" msgstr " " @@ -3948,23 +3954,24 @@ msgstr "現在の研究・調査" msgid "Duration" msgstr "期間" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:86 -msgid "This study is conducted by" -msgstr "この研究・調査を実施している研究者/研究グループ" +#. Translators: Please include the untranslated "%(contact)s" string to mark where the contact information should be inserted. +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:88 +msgid "This study is conducted by %(contact)s." +msgstr "この研究・調査を実施している研究者/研究グループ %(contact)s." -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:91 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:96 msgid "Would you like to participate in this study?" msgstr "この研究・調査に参加してみませんか?" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:103 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:108 msgid "Select a child:" msgstr "お子さんを選択してください" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:114 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:119 msgid "None Selected" msgstr "選択されていません" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:127 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:132 msgid "" "Your child is still younger than the recommended age range for this study. " "If you can wait until he or she is old enough, the researchers will be able " @@ -3974,7 +3981,7 @@ msgstr "" "が十分な年齢になるまでお待ちいただければ、研究者はあなたに補償し、収集した" "データを研究に使用することができます。" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:130 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:135 msgid "" "Your child is older than the recommended age range for this study. You're " "welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able to " @@ -3984,14 +3991,21 @@ msgstr "" "研究に参加することは歓迎しますが、研究者はあなたに補償したり、収集したデータ" "を研究に使用したりすることはできません。" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:133 -#, python-format -msgid "" -" Your child does not meet the eligibility criteria listed for this study. " +#. Translators: Please include the untranslated "%(contact)s" string to mark where the contact information should be inserted. +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:139 +#, fuzzy, python-format +#| msgid "" +#| " Your child does not meet the eligibility criteria listed for this study. " +#| "You're welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able " +#| "to compensate you or use your data. Please review the “Who can " +#| "participate” information for this study and contact the study researchers " +#| "(%(contact)s) if you feel this is in error. " +msgid "" +"Your child does not meet the eligibility criteria listed for this study. " "You're welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able to " "compensate you or use your data. Please review the “Who can participate” " "information for this study and contact the study researchers (%(contact)s) " -"if you feel this is in error. " +"if you feel this is in error." msgstr "" "␣あなたのお子さんは、この研究に記載されている参加資格を満たしていません。この" "研究に参加することは歓迎ですが、研究者はあなたに補償したり、あなたのデータを" @@ -3999,7 +4013,7 @@ msgstr "" "報を確認し、これが誤りであると思われる場合は、研究者(%(contact)s)に連絡してく" "ださい。␣" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:145 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:153 msgid "" "For an easy way to see what happens as you update your study protocol, " "bookmark the URL the button above sends you to." @@ -4007,7 +4021,7 @@ msgstr "" "研究・調査プロトコルを更新するとどうなるかを簡単に確認する際には、上のボタン" "をクリックして送信されるURLをブックマークしてください。" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:149 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:157 msgid "" "This study runs on another website, and clicking to participate will take " "you to that link." @@ -4015,7 +4029,7 @@ msgstr "" "この研究は別のウェブサイトで実施されており、参加をクリックするとそのリンクに" "移動します。" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:151 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:159 msgid "" "It will also make it possible for the researchers of this study to contact " "you, and will share your child's profile information with the researchers." @@ -4023,11 +4037,11 @@ msgstr "" "また、この研究の研究者があなたに連絡することを可能にし、あなたのお子さんのプ" "ロフィール情報を研究者と共有します。" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:154 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:162 msgid "This study runs here on the Lookit platform." msgstr "この研究・調査はLookitのプラットフォーム上で行われます。" -#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:156 +#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:164 msgid "" "Clicking to participate will make it possible for the researchers of this " "study to contact you, and will share your child's profile information with " @@ -4078,31 +4092,31 @@ msgstr "" "はオンラインミーティングです)。これから参加したい研究・調査を選んで、「参加す" "る」をクリックしてください。" -#: web/views.py:113 +#: web/views.py:114 msgid "Participant created." msgstr "参加者が作成されました。" -#: web/views.py:156 +#: web/views.py:157 msgid "Demographic data saved." msgstr "人口統計学的データが保存されました。" -#: web/views.py:222 +#: web/views.py:223 msgid "Child added." msgstr "お子さんの情報が追加されました。" -#: web/views.py:263 +#: web/views.py:264 msgid "Child deleted." msgstr "お子さんの情報が削除されました。" -#: web/views.py:265 +#: web/views.py:266 msgid "Child updated." msgstr "お子さんの情報が更新されました。" -#: web/views.py:293 +#: web/views.py:294 msgid "Email preferences saved." msgstr "メール設定が保存されました。" -#: web/views.py:658 +#: web/views.py:699 #, python-brace-format msgid "" "The study {study.name} is not currently collecting data - the study is " diff --git a/locale/ko/LC_MESSAGES/django.po b/locale/ko/LC_MESSAGES/django.po index d7bbd226d..a4e643d2e 100644 --- a/locale/ko/LC_MESSAGES/django.po +++ b/locale/ko/LC_MESSAGES/django.po @@ -2,14 +2,14 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: MBAH_studiespage\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-10-13 14:40+0000\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2024-04-09 19:34-0400\n" "Language: ko\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "X-Generator: POEditor.com\n" -#: accounts/forms.py:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:56 msgid "Enter a valid 6-digit one-time password from Google Authenticator" msgstr "" "구글 인증 (Google Authenticator)에서 제공된 유효한 6자리 일회용 비밀번호를 입" @@ -37,43 +37,25 @@ msgstr "" msgid "This account is inactive." msgstr "본 계정은 활성화되어있지 않습니다." -#: accounts/forms.py:197 -msgid "Your password can’t be too similar to your other personal information." -msgstr "비밀번호는 귀하의 개인정보와 비슷하게 생성할 수 없습니다." - -#: accounts/forms.py:198 -msgid "Your password must contain at least 16 characters." -msgstr "비밀번호는 최소 16자이상이 되어야 합니다." - -#: accounts/forms.py:199 -msgid "Your password can’t be a commonly used password." -msgstr "비밀번호는 자주쓰는 비밀번호가 아니어야 합니다." - -#: accounts/forms.py:200 -msgid "Your password can’t be entirely numeric." -msgstr "비밀번호는 숫자로만 구성될 수 없습니다." - -#: accounts/forms.py:216 accounts/forms.py:232 accounts/models.py:141 +#: accounts/forms.py:222 accounts/forms.py:238 accounts/models.py:148 msgid "Email address" msgstr "이메일 주소" -#: accounts/forms.py:217 accounts/models.py:146 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:223 msgid "Nickname" msgstr "별칭" -#: accounts/forms.py:257 +#: accounts/forms.py:286 #, fuzzy msgid "" "It's time for another session of a study we are currently participating in" msgstr "현재 우리가 참여하고있는 연구의 다른 세션을 살펴보겠습니다" -#: accounts/forms.py:259 +#: accounts/forms.py:288 msgid "A new study is available for one of my children" msgstr "귀하의 자녀분(들) 중 한 명이 참여가능한 새로운 연구가 있습니다" -#: accounts/forms.py:261 +#: accounts/forms.py:290 msgid "" "There's an update about a study we participated in (for example, results are " "published)" @@ -81,7 +63,7 @@ msgstr "" "우리가 참여한 연구에 대한 새로운 알림이 있습니다 (예를 들어, 연구결과가 출판" "됨)" -#: accounts/forms.py:264 +#: accounts/forms.py:293 msgid "" "A researcher has questions about my individual responses (for example, if I " "report a technical problem during the study)" @@ -89,109 +71,98 @@ msgstr "" "연구자가 귀하의 개별 응답에 대해 질문이 있습니다 (예를 들어, 귀하께서 연구 중" "에 기술적 문제를 보고하시는 경우)" -#: accounts/forms.py:273 accounts/forms.py:322 -msgid "What category(ies) does your family identify as?" -msgstr "귀하의 가족형태는 어떻게 되십니까?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:277 accounts/models.py:527 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:86 -msgid "Country" -msgstr "국가" - -#: accounts/forms.py:304 +#: accounts/forms.py:323 #, fuzzy msgid "Enter as a comma-separated list: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DD, ..." msgstr "" "다음 형태에 맞게 년/월/일을 입력해주십시오 (쉼표로 구분): 0000-00-00, " "0000-00-00, ..." -#: accounts/forms.py:306 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Numerical answers only - a rough guess is fine!" -msgstr "숫자 형태로만 입력 - 대략적인 추측도 괜찮습니다!" +#: accounts/forms.py:326 +msgid "" +"If the answer varies or needs more explanation, you can tell us more below." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:329 +msgid "" +"Please select the appropriate responses for everyone in your children's " +"immediate family." +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:310 +#: accounts/forms.py:334 msgid "What country do you live in?" msgstr "귀하께서는 어느 나라에 살고 계십니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:311 +#: accounts/forms.py:335 #, fuzzy msgid "What state do you live in?" msgstr "귀하는 어느 지역 (도, 특별시) 에 살고 계십니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:312 +#: accounts/forms.py:336 msgid "How would you describe the area where you live?" msgstr "귀하께서 살고 계신 지역을 어떻게 설명 하시겠습니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:314 -#, fuzzy -msgid "What language(s) does your family speak at home?" -msgstr "귀하의 가족이 집에서 대화할 때 사용하는 언어(들)은 무엇입니까?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:316 +#: accounts/forms.py:337 #, fuzzy msgid "How many children do you have?" msgstr "귀하는 자녀분이 몇명 있으십니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:317 +#: accounts/forms.py:338 msgid "For each child, please enter his or her birthdate:" msgstr "각 자녀분의 생년월일을 입력해주십시오:" -#: accounts/forms.py:319 +#: accounts/forms.py:340 #, fuzzy msgid "How many parents/guardians do your children live with?" msgstr "귀하의 자녀분(들)은 몇 명의 부모/법적보호자와 함께 살고 있습니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:324 +#: accounts/forms.py:342 msgid "What is your age?" msgstr "귀하의 만 나이는 무엇입니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:325 +#: accounts/forms.py:343 msgid "What is your gender?" msgstr "귀하의 성별은 무엇입니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:327 +#: accounts/forms.py:344 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Describe your gender" +msgstr "귀하의 성별은 무엇입니까?" + +#: accounts/forms.py:346 #, fuzzy msgid "What is the highest level of education you've completed?" msgstr "귀하가 수료한 최고학력은 무엇입니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:330 -msgid "What is the highest level of education your spouse has completed?" -msgstr "귀하의 배우자가 수료한 최고학력은 무엇입니까?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:333 +#: accounts/forms.py:349 msgid "What is your approximate family yearly income (in US dollars)?" msgstr "대략적인 연간 가족 소득은 얼마입니까 (한국 원화로)?" -#: accounts/forms.py:336 -msgid "About how many children's books are there in your home?" -msgstr "집에 아동도서가 몇 권 정도 있으십니까?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:338 +#: accounts/forms.py:351 msgid "Anything else you'd like us to know?" msgstr "저희에게 더 알려주시고 싶으신 부분이 있으십니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:339 +#: accounts/forms.py:352 msgid "How did you hear about Lookit?" msgstr "Lookit에 대해 어떻게 알게 되셨습니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:341 -#, fuzzy +#: accounts/forms.py:354 msgid "" -"If the answer varies due to shared custody arrangements or travel, please " -"enter the number of parents/guardians your children are usually living with " -"or explain." +"What racial group(s) does your family identify with/belong to? Please select " +"any that apply to someone in your children's immediate family." msgstr "" -"귀하의 답변이 공동 양육권 계약 및 방문 규정으로 인해 답변이 다른 경우, 자녀분" -"이 일반적으로 함께 살고있는 부모/법적 보호자 수를 입력하거나 설명해주십시오." -#: accounts/forms.py:356 accounts/forms.py:382 accounts/forms.py:434 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:38 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:112 -msgid "Birthday" -msgstr "생년월일" +#: accounts/forms.py:357 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Share more about your family's race, ethnicity, or origin:" +msgstr "다른 인종, 민족 또는 출신" + +#: accounts/forms.py:360 +msgid "Share more about your children's parents/guardians:" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:358 +#: accounts/forms.py:379 #, fuzzy msgid "" "This lets us figure out exactly how old your child is when they participate " @@ -202,41 +173,44 @@ msgstr "" "줍니다. 저희는 다른 독자가 자녀분의 생년월일을 계산할 수 있는 형태의 정보를 " "절대로 출판하지 않습니다." -#: accounts/forms.py:365 +#: accounts/forms.py:386 #, fuzzy msgid "Birthdays cannot be in the future." msgstr "생일은 미래의 날짜일 수 없습니다." -#: accounts/forms.py:381 accounts/forms.py:433 +#: accounts/forms.py:403 msgid "First Name" msgstr "이름" -#: accounts/forms.py:383 accounts/forms.py:435 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:54 +#: accounts/forms.py:404 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:36 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:45 +msgid "Birthday" +msgstr "생년월일" + +#: accounts/forms.py:405 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:44 msgid "Gender" msgstr "성별" -#: accounts/forms.py:384 accounts/forms.py:436 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 +#: accounts/forms.py:406 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:48 msgid "Gestational Age at Birth" msgstr "임신 주 수 (출생 당시 __주)" -#: accounts/forms.py:386 accounts/forms.py:438 +#: accounts/forms.py:408 msgid "Any additional information you'd like us to know" msgstr "저희에게 더 알려주시고 싶으신 부분이 있으십니까?" -#: accounts/forms.py:388 accounts/forms.py:440 +#: accounts/forms.py:410 #, fuzzy msgid "Characteristics and conditions" msgstr "특성 및 조건" -#: accounts/forms.py:390 accounts/forms.py:442 +#: accounts/forms.py:412 msgid "" "Languages this child is exposed to at home, school, or with another " "caregiver." msgstr "자녀분이 가정, 학교 또는 다른 보호자와 있을 때 노출되는 언어(들)" -#: accounts/forms.py:396 accounts/forms.py:448 +#: accounts/forms.py:418 #, fuzzy msgid "" "This lets you select the correct child to participate in a particular study. " @@ -249,526 +223,611 @@ msgstr "" "함할 수 있지만 (예 : \"영희가 참여할 수 있는 새로운 연구가 있습니다!\") 저희" "는 절대 자녀분의 이름을 공적으로 게시하거나 연구에 사용하지 않을 것입니다." -#: accounts/forms.py:399 accounts/forms.py:451 +#: accounts/forms.py:421 msgid "" "For instance, diagnosed developmental disorders or vision or hearing problems" msgstr "예를 들어, 발달 장애 또는 시력 및 청력 문제를 진단받은 적이 있습니다." -#: accounts/forms.py:402 +#: accounts/forms.py:424 #, fuzzy msgid "Please round down to the nearest full week of pregnancy completed" msgstr "" "출산까지 임신 하셨던 기간을 가장 가까운 정수로 내림하여 응답해주십시오 (예 " "36.5주 --> 36주)." +#: accounts/forms.py:427 +msgid "" +"Most research studies are designed for a general age range, but some focus " +"on a particular group of children. The choices you make below are used to " +"show you studies that are designed for children with these characteristics." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:457 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Studies" +msgid "All studies" +msgstr "연구들" + +#: accounts/forms.py:458 +msgid "Studies happening right now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:459 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Scheduled studies" +msgstr "현재 진행중인 연구들" + +#: accounts/forms.py:462 +msgid "Find studies for..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:463 +msgid "babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:464 +msgid "toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:465 +msgid "preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:466 +msgid "school-age kids (5-17)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:467 +msgid "adults (18+)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:470 +msgid "Show studies happening..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:471 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Meet the Lookit team" +msgid "here on the Lookit platform" +msgstr "Lookit 팀을 만나보십시오." + +#: accounts/forms.py:472 +msgid "on other websites" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:477 +msgid "Hide Studies We've Done" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:516 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Lookit studies" +msgstr "귀하의 지난 연구들" + +#: accounts/forms.py:517 +#, fuzzy +msgid "External studies" +msgstr "현재 진행중인 연구들" + #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:12 -#: accounts/models.py:302 studies/fields.py:135 +#: accounts/models.py:339 studies/fields.py:136 msgid "Not sure or prefer not to answer" msgstr "확실하지 않거나 답변하기를 원하지 않습니다" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:13 -#: accounts/models.py:303 studies/fields.py:136 +#: accounts/models.py:340 studies/fields.py:137 msgid "Under 24 weeks" msgstr "24주 미만" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:14 -#: accounts/models.py:304 studies/fields.py:137 +#: accounts/models.py:341 studies/fields.py:138 msgid "24 weeks" msgstr "24주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:15 -#: accounts/models.py:305 studies/fields.py:138 +#: accounts/models.py:342 studies/fields.py:139 msgid "25 weeks" msgstr "25주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:16 -#: accounts/models.py:306 studies/fields.py:139 +#: accounts/models.py:343 studies/fields.py:140 msgid "26 weeks" msgstr "26주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:17 -#: accounts/models.py:307 studies/fields.py:140 +#: accounts/models.py:344 studies/fields.py:141 msgid "27 weeks" msgstr "27주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:18 -#: accounts/models.py:308 studies/fields.py:141 +#: accounts/models.py:345 studies/fields.py:142 msgid "28 weeks" msgstr "28주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:19 -#: accounts/models.py:309 studies/fields.py:142 +#: accounts/models.py:346 studies/fields.py:143 msgid "29 weeks" msgstr "29주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:20 -#: accounts/models.py:310 studies/fields.py:143 +#: accounts/models.py:347 studies/fields.py:144 msgid "30 weeks" msgstr "30주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:21 -#: accounts/models.py:311 studies/fields.py:144 +#: accounts/models.py:348 studies/fields.py:145 msgid "31 weeks" msgstr "31주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:22 -#: accounts/models.py:312 studies/fields.py:145 +#: accounts/models.py:349 studies/fields.py:146 msgid "32 weeks" msgstr "32주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:23 -#: accounts/models.py:313 studies/fields.py:146 +#: accounts/models.py:350 studies/fields.py:147 msgid "33 weeks" msgstr "33주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:24 -#: accounts/models.py:314 studies/fields.py:147 +#: accounts/models.py:351 studies/fields.py:148 msgid "34 weeks" msgstr "34주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:25 -#: accounts/models.py:315 studies/fields.py:148 +#: accounts/models.py:352 studies/fields.py:149 msgid "35 weeks" msgstr "35주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:26 -#: accounts/models.py:316 studies/fields.py:149 +#: accounts/models.py:353 studies/fields.py:150 msgid "36 weeks" msgstr "36주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:27 -#: accounts/models.py:317 studies/fields.py:150 +#: accounts/models.py:354 studies/fields.py:151 msgid "37 weeks" msgstr "37주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:28 -#: accounts/models.py:318 studies/fields.py:151 +#: accounts/models.py:355 studies/fields.py:152 msgid "38 weeks" msgstr "38주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:29 -#: accounts/models.py:319 studies/fields.py:152 +#: accounts/models.py:356 studies/fields.py:153 msgid "39 weeks" msgstr "39주" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:30 -#: accounts/models.py:320 studies/fields.py:153 +#: accounts/models.py:357 studies/fields.py:154 msgid "40 or more weeks" msgstr "40주 이상" -#: accounts/models.py:80 +#: accounts/models.py:45 +msgid "male" +msgstr "남성" + +#: accounts/models.py:46 +msgid "female" +msgstr "여성" + +#: accounts/models.py:47 +msgid "open response" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/models.py:48 accounts/models.py:510 +msgid "prefer not to answer" +msgstr "대답하고 싶지 않음" + +#: accounts/models.py:87 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View Organization" msgstr "기관 보기" -#: accounts/models.py:81 +#: accounts/models.py:88 msgid "Can Edit Organization" msgstr "기관 편집하기" -#: accounts/models.py:82 +#: accounts/models.py:89 msgid "Can Create Organization" msgstr "기관 추가하기" -#: accounts/models.py:83 +#: accounts/models.py:90 msgid "Can Remove Organization" msgstr "기관 제거하기" -#: accounts/models.py:84 +#: accounts/models.py:91 msgid "Can View Experimenter" msgstr "연구자 보기" -#: accounts/models.py:85 +#: accounts/models.py:92 msgid "Can View Analytics" msgstr "분석내용 보기" -#: accounts/models.py:280 +#: accounts/models.py:324 msgid "Can Create User" msgstr "사용자 생성 가능" -#: accounts/models.py:281 +#: accounts/models.py:325 msgid "Can View User" msgstr "사용자 보기 가능" -#: accounts/models.py:282 +#: accounts/models.py:326 msgid "Can Edit User" msgstr "사용자 편집 가능" -#: accounts/models.py:283 +#: accounts/models.py:327 msgid "Can Remove User" msgstr "사용자 제거 가능" -#: accounts/models.py:284 +#: accounts/models.py:328 msgid "Can View User Permissions" msgstr "사용자 권한을 볼 수 있음" -#: accounts/models.py:285 +#: accounts/models.py:329 msgid "Can Edit User Permissions" msgstr "사용자 권한 편집 가능" -#: accounts/models.py:286 +#: accounts/models.py:330 msgid "Can Read All User Data" msgstr "모든 사용자 데이터를 읽을 수 있음" -#: accounts/models.py:287 +#: accounts/models.py:331 msgid "Can Read User Usernames" msgstr "사용자 이름을 읽을 수 있음" -#: accounts/models.py:294 accounts/models.py:397 -msgid "male" -msgstr "남성" - -#: accounts/models.py:295 accounts/models.py:398 -msgid "female" -msgstr "여성" - -#: accounts/models.py:296 accounts/models.py:399 -msgid "other" -msgstr "기타" - -#: accounts/models.py:297 accounts/models.py:400 accounts/models.py:476 -msgid "prefer not to answer" -msgstr "대답하고 싶지 않음" - -#: accounts/models.py:387 +#: accounts/models.py:425 msgid "White" msgstr "백인" -#: accounts/models.py:388 +#: accounts/models.py:426 #, fuzzy msgid "Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin" msgstr "히스패닉, 라틴계 또는 스페인계" -#: accounts/models.py:389 +#: accounts/models.py:427 msgid "Black or African American" msgstr "흑인 또는 아프리카 계 미국인" -#: accounts/models.py:390 +#: accounts/models.py:428 msgid "Asian" msgstr "아시아인" -#: accounts/models.py:391 +#: accounts/models.py:429 msgid "American Indian or Alaska Native" msgstr "미국 원주민 또는 알래스카 원주민" -#: accounts/models.py:392 +#: accounts/models.py:430 msgid "Middle Eastern or North African" msgstr "중동인 또는 북아프리카인" -#: accounts/models.py:393 +#: accounts/models.py:431 msgid "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander" msgstr "하와이 원주민 또는 기타 태평양 섬 주민" -#: accounts/models.py:394 +#: accounts/models.py:432 #, fuzzy msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" msgstr "다른 인종, 민족 또는 출신" -#: accounts/models.py:403 accounts/models.py:412 +#: accounts/models.py:435 accounts/models.py:444 msgid "some or attending high school" msgstr "고등학교 재학 중 및 중퇴" -#: accounts/models.py:404 accounts/models.py:413 +#: accounts/models.py:436 accounts/models.py:445 #, fuzzy msgid "high school diploma or GED" msgstr "고등학교 졸업 또는 검정고시 합격" -#: accounts/models.py:405 accounts/models.py:414 +#: accounts/models.py:437 accounts/models.py:446 #, fuzzy msgid "some or attending college" msgstr "대학 재학중 및 중퇴" -#: accounts/models.py:406 accounts/models.py:415 +#: accounts/models.py:438 accounts/models.py:447 msgid "2-year college degree" msgstr "2년제 대학 학위" -#: accounts/models.py:407 accounts/models.py:416 +#: accounts/models.py:439 accounts/models.py:448 msgid "4-year college degree" msgstr "4년제 대학 학위" -#: accounts/models.py:408 accounts/models.py:417 +#: accounts/models.py:440 accounts/models.py:449 #, fuzzy msgid "some or attending graduate or professional school" msgstr "일부 또는 대학원이나 전문 학교에 재학중 및 중퇴" -#: accounts/models.py:409 accounts/models.py:418 +#: accounts/models.py:441 accounts/models.py:450 msgid "graduate or professional degree" msgstr "대학원 또는 전문 학위" -#: accounts/models.py:419 +#: accounts/models.py:451 msgid "not applicable - no spouse or partner" msgstr "해당 없음-배우자 또는 애인 없음" -#: accounts/models.py:422 accounts/models.py:453 +#: accounts/models.py:454 accounts/models.py:487 msgid "0" msgstr "0" -#: accounts/models.py:423 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:455 accounts/models.py:481 msgid "1" msgstr "1" -#: accounts/models.py:424 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:456 accounts/models.py:482 msgid "2" msgstr "2" -#: accounts/models.py:425 +#: accounts/models.py:457 accounts/models.py:483 msgid "3" msgstr "3" -#: accounts/models.py:426 +#: accounts/models.py:458 msgid "4" msgstr "4" -#: accounts/models.py:427 +#: accounts/models.py:459 msgid "5" msgstr "5" -#: accounts/models.py:428 +#: accounts/models.py:460 msgid "6" msgstr "6" -#: accounts/models.py:429 +#: accounts/models.py:461 msgid "7" msgstr "7" -#: accounts/models.py:430 +#: accounts/models.py:462 msgid "8" msgstr "8" -#: accounts/models.py:431 +#: accounts/models.py:463 msgid "9" msgstr "9" -#: accounts/models.py:432 +#: accounts/models.py:464 msgid "10" msgstr "10" -#: accounts/models.py:433 +#: accounts/models.py:465 msgid "More than 10" msgstr "10 이상" -#: accounts/models.py:436 +#: accounts/models.py:468 msgid "under 18" msgstr "18 미만" -#: accounts/models.py:437 +#: accounts/models.py:469 msgid "18-21" msgstr "18-21" -#: accounts/models.py:438 +#: accounts/models.py:470 msgid "22-24" msgstr "22-24" -#: accounts/models.py:439 +#: accounts/models.py:471 msgid "25-29" msgstr "25-29" -#: accounts/models.py:440 +#: accounts/models.py:472 msgid "30-34" msgstr "30-34" -#: accounts/models.py:441 +#: accounts/models.py:473 msgid "35-39" msgstr "35 ~ 39" -#: accounts/models.py:442 +#: accounts/models.py:474 msgid "40-44" msgstr "40 ~ 44" -#: accounts/models.py:443 +#: accounts/models.py:475 msgid "45-49" msgstr "45 ~ 49" -#: accounts/models.py:444 +#: accounts/models.py:476 msgid "50-59" msgstr "50-59" -#: accounts/models.py:445 +#: accounts/models.py:477 msgid "60-69" msgstr "60-69" -#: accounts/models.py:446 +#: accounts/models.py:478 #, fuzzy msgid "70 or over" msgstr "70 이상" -#: accounts/models.py:450 -#, fuzzy -msgid "3 or more" -msgstr "3 이상" - -#: accounts/models.py:450 -#, fuzzy -msgid "varies" -msgstr "상황에 따라 다름" +#: accounts/models.py:484 +msgid "Another number, or explain below" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/models.py:454 +#: accounts/models.py:488 msgid "5000" msgstr "월 평균 0-50만원 대 (연 평균 0-600만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:455 +#: accounts/models.py:489 msgid "10000" msgstr "월 평균 100만원 대 (연 평균1200만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:456 +#: accounts/models.py:490 msgid "15000" msgstr "월 평균 150만원 대 (연 평균 1800만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:457 +#: accounts/models.py:491 msgid "20000" msgstr "월 평균 200만원 대 (연 평균 2400만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:458 +#: accounts/models.py:492 msgid "30000" msgstr "월 평균 300만원 대 (연 평균 3600만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:459 +#: accounts/models.py:493 msgid "40000" msgstr "월 평균 400만원 대 (연 평균 4800만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:460 +#: accounts/models.py:494 msgid "50000" msgstr "월 평균 500만원 대 (연 평균 6000만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:461 +#: accounts/models.py:495 msgid "60000" msgstr "월 평균 600만원 대 (연 평균 7200만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:462 +#: accounts/models.py:496 msgid "70000" msgstr "월 평균 700만원 대 (연 평균 8400만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:463 +#: accounts/models.py:497 msgid "80000" msgstr "월 평균 800만원 대 (연 평균 9600만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:464 +#: accounts/models.py:498 msgid "90000" msgstr "월 평균 900만원 대 (연 평균 1억800만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:465 +#: accounts/models.py:499 msgid "100000" msgstr "월 평균 1000만원 대 (연 평균 1억2000만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:466 +#: accounts/models.py:500 msgid "110000" msgstr "월 평균 1100만원 대 (연 평균 1억3200만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:467 +#: accounts/models.py:501 msgid "120000" msgstr "월 평균 1200만원 대 (연 평균 1억4400만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:468 +#: accounts/models.py:502 msgid "130000" msgstr "월 평균 1300만원 대 (연 평균 1억5600만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:469 +#: accounts/models.py:503 msgid "140000" msgstr "월 평균 1400만원 대 (연 평균 1억6800만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:470 +#: accounts/models.py:504 msgid "150000" msgstr "월 평균 1500만원 대 (연 평균 1억8000만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:471 +#: accounts/models.py:505 msgid "160000" msgstr "월 평균 1600만원 대 (연 평균 1억9200만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:472 +#: accounts/models.py:506 msgid "170000" msgstr "월 평균 1700만원 대 (연 평균 2억400만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:473 +#: accounts/models.py:507 msgid "180000" msgstr "월 평균 1800만원 대 (연 평균 2억1600만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:474 +#: accounts/models.py:508 msgid "190000" msgstr "월 평균 1900만원 대 (연 평균 2억2800만원 대)" -#: accounts/models.py:475 +#: accounts/models.py:509 msgid "over 200000" msgstr "월 평균 2000만원 이상 (연 평균 2억4000만원 이상)" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "urban" msgstr "도시" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "suburban" msgstr "교외" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "rural" msgstr "농/어촌 지역" -#: accounts/models.py:529 +#: accounts/models.py:567 #, fuzzy msgid "Select a State" msgstr "도/특별시 선택" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:24 +#: accounts/models.py:717 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Gan" +msgid "and" +msgstr "관화(Gan)" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:15 msgid "Account Information" msgstr "계정 정보" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:7 msgid "Change your login credentials and/or nickname." msgstr "로그인 정보 그리고/또는 별칭을 수정하십시오." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:10 #, fuzzy msgid "Demographic Survey" msgstr "인구 통계 조사" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:12 #, fuzzy msgid "Tell us more about yourself." msgstr "귀하에 대해 알려주십시오." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:15 msgid "Children Information" msgstr "자녀 정보" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:17 msgid "Add or edit participant information." msgstr "참가자 정보를 추가하거나 편집하십시오." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:21 +msgid "Continue to Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:23 +msgid "Go on to" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:29 +msgid "Find Another Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:31 +msgid "Find a Study Now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:35 +msgid "See all available studies." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:38 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:6 msgid "Email Preferences" msgstr "이메일 환경 설정" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:40 #, fuzzy msgid "Edit when you can be contacted." msgstr "연락 원하실 때를 선택하십시오." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:14 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:43 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:67 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:78 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:16 -msgid "My Account" -msgstr "나의 계정" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:58 -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:46 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:102 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:38 -msgid "Save" -msgstr "저장" +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:6 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Account Information" +msgid "Update account information" +msgstr "계정 정보" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:45 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:28 #, fuzzy msgid "Change Your Password" msgstr "비밀번호 변경" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:68 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:42 msgid "Manage Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "2단계 인증 관리" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:49 msgid "" "If you'd like, you can turn two-factor authentication off here. Just enter " "your one-time password here, hit submit, and it'll get deleted for you!" @@ -777,11 +836,18 @@ msgstr "" "용 비밀번호를 이 곳에 입력하시고, 제출 버튼을 클릭하시면, 이것은 삭제될 것입" "니다!" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:108 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:54 +msgid "" +"It looks like you were in the middle of setting up two factor " +"authentication, but didn't complete the process. You can capture the QR code " +"here, verify with a one-time password, and finish the process." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:69 msgid "Set up Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "2단계 인증 설정하기" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:15 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:13 msgid "All Participants" msgstr "모든 참가자" @@ -789,153 +855,67 @@ msgstr "모든 참가자" msgid "Participant ID" msgstr "참가자 아이디(ID)" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:24 -msgid "Last Active:" -msgstr "마지막 활동:" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:25 -msgid "Participant global ID:" -msgstr "참가자 글로벌 ID:" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:31 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:105 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Children" -msgstr "자녀" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:46 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:40 msgid "Age" msgstr "만 나이" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:70 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:52 msgid "Additional Info" msgstr "추가 정보" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:79 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:57 #, fuzzy msgid "No children profiles registered!" msgstr "등록된 자녀 정보가 없습니다!" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 msgid "Latest Demographic Data" msgstr "최신 인구 통계 정보" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:94 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:64 +msgid "Country" +msgstr "국가" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:68 #, fuzzy msgid "State" msgstr "도/특별시" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:102 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:72 msgid "Area description" msgstr "지역 설명" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:110 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:76 msgid "Languages Spoken at Home" msgstr "가정에서 사용하는 언어(들)" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:118 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:80 msgid "Number of Children" msgstr "자녀의 수" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:126 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:84 msgid "Children current ages" msgstr "자녀분들의 현재 만 나이(들)" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:134 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:90 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Study Responses" +msgid "No Response" +msgstr "연구 응답" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:95 msgid "Number of Guardians" msgstr "부모 또는 법적 보호자 수" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:142 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:99 msgid "Explanation for Guardians:" msgstr "법적 보호자에 대한 설명 :" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:150 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:103 #, fuzzy msgid "Race" msgstr "인종" -#: exp/templates/exp/dashboard.html:16 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Dashboard" -msgstr "대시보드(계기판)" - -#: project/settings.py:228 studies/fields.py:68 -msgid "German" -msgstr "독일어(German)" - -#: project/settings.py:229 studies/fields.py:57 -msgid "English" -msgstr "영어(English)" - -#: project/settings.py:230 studies/fields.py:101 -msgid "Spanish" -msgstr "스페인어(Spanish)" - -#: project/settings.py:231 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Argentinian Spanish" -msgstr "아르헨티나 스페인어" - -#: project/settings.py:232 studies/fields.py:66 -msgid "French" -msgstr "프랑스어(French)" - -#: project/settings.py:233 -msgid "Canadian French" -msgstr "캐나다 프랑스어" - -#: project/settings.py:234 -msgid "Hebrew" -msgstr "히브리어" - -#: project/settings.py:235 studies/fields.py:76 -msgid "Italian" -msgstr "이탈리아어 (Italian)" - -#: project/settings.py:236 studies/fields.py:77 -msgid "Japanese" -msgstr "일본어(Japanese)" - -#: project/settings.py:237 studies/fields.py:82 -msgid "Korean" -msgstr "한국어(Korean)" - -#: project/settings.py:238 -msgid "Norwegian Bokmål" -msgstr "노르웨이 보크몰" - -#: project/settings.py:239 studies/fields.py:94 -msgid "Polish" -msgstr "폴란드어(Polish)" - -#: project/settings.py:240 studies/fields.py:95 -msgid "Portuguese" -msgstr "포르투갈어(Portuguese)" - -#: project/settings.py:241 -msgid "Brazilian Portuguese" -msgstr "브라질 포르투갈어" - -#: project/settings.py:242 studies/fields.py:96 -msgid "Romanian" -msgstr "루마니아어(Romanian)" - -#: project/settings.py:243 studies/fields.py:97 -msgid "Russian" -msgstr "러시아어(Russian)" - -#: project/settings.py:244 studies/fields.py:107 -msgid "Turkish" -msgstr "터키어(Turkish)" - -#: project/settings.py:245 -msgid "Simplified Chinese" -msgstr "간체자" - -#: project/settings.py:246 studies/fields.py:64 -msgid "Dutch" -msgstr "네덜란드어(Dutch)" - #: studies/fields.py:7 msgid "Autism Spectrum Disorder" msgstr "자폐 스펙트럼 장애" @@ -989,6 +969,10 @@ msgstr "일곱 쌍둥이" msgid "Octuplet" msgstr "여덟 쌍둥이" +#: studies/fields.py:57 +msgid "English" +msgstr "영어(English)" + #: studies/fields.py:58 msgid "Amharic" msgstr "암하라어(Amharic)" @@ -1013,14 +997,26 @@ msgstr "세부아노어(Cebuano)" msgid "Chhattisgarhi" msgstr "차티스가르어(Chhattisgarhi)" +#: studies/fields.py:64 +msgid "Dutch" +msgstr "네덜란드어(Dutch)" + #: studies/fields.py:65 msgid "Egyptian Spoken Arabic" msgstr "이집트계 통용 아랍어(Egyptian Spoken Arabic)" +#: studies/fields.py:66 +msgid "French" +msgstr "프랑스어(French)" + #: studies/fields.py:67 msgid "Gan" msgstr "관화(Gan)" +#: studies/fields.py:68 +msgid "German" +msgstr "독일어(German)" + #: studies/fields.py:69 msgid "Gujarati" msgstr "구자라트어(Gujarati)" @@ -1034,162 +1030,204 @@ msgid "Hausa" msgstr "하우사어(Hausa)" #: studies/fields.py:72 +msgid "Hebrew" +msgstr "히브리어" + +#: studies/fields.py:73 msgid "Hindi" msgstr "힌디어(Hindi)" -#: studies/fields.py:73 +#: studies/fields.py:74 msgid "Igbo" msgstr "이그보우어(Igbo)" -#: studies/fields.py:74 +#: studies/fields.py:75 msgid "Indonesian" msgstr "인도네시아어(Indonesian)" -#: studies/fields.py:75 +#: studies/fields.py:76 msgid "Iranian Persian" msgstr "이란계 페르시아어(Iranian Persian)" -#: studies/fields.py:78 +#: studies/fields.py:77 +msgid "Italian" +msgstr "이탈리아어 (Italian)" + +#: studies/fields.py:78 +msgid "Japanese" +msgstr "일본어(Japanese)" + +#: studies/fields.py:79 msgid "Javanese" msgstr "자바어(Javanese)" -#: studies/fields.py:79 +#: studies/fields.py:80 msgid "Jinyu" msgstr "진위안어(Jinyu)" -#: studies/fields.py:80 +#: studies/fields.py:81 msgid "Kannada" msgstr "칸나다어(Kannada)" -#: studies/fields.py:81 +#: studies/fields.py:82 msgid "Khmer" msgstr "크메르어(Khmer)" #: studies/fields.py:83 +msgid "Korean" +msgstr "한국어(Korean)" + +#: studies/fields.py:84 msgid "Magahi" msgstr "마가히어(Magahi)" -#: studies/fields.py:84 +#: studies/fields.py:85 msgid "Maithili" msgstr "마이틸리어(Maithili)" -#: studies/fields.py:85 +#: studies/fields.py:86 msgid "Malay" msgstr "말레이어(Malay)" -#: studies/fields.py:86 +#: studies/fields.py:87 msgid "Malayalam" msgstr "말라얄람어(Malayalam)" -#: studies/fields.py:87 -msgid "Mandarin" +#: studies/fields.py:88 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Mandarin" +msgid "Chinese (Mandarin)" msgstr "표준 중국어(Mandarin)" -#: studies/fields.py:88 +#: studies/fields.py:89 msgid "Marathi" msgstr "마라티어(Marathi)" -#: studies/fields.py:89 +#: studies/fields.py:90 msgid "Min Nan" msgstr "민난어(Min Nan)" -#: studies/fields.py:90 +#: studies/fields.py:91 msgid "Moroccan Spoken Arabic" msgstr "모로코계 통용 아랍어(Moroccan Spoken Arabic)" -#: studies/fields.py:91 +#: studies/fields.py:92 msgid "Northern Pashto" msgstr "북부 파슈토어(Northern Pashto)" -#: studies/fields.py:92 +#: studies/fields.py:93 msgid "Northern Uzbek" msgstr "북부 우즈베크어(Northern Uzbek)" -#: studies/fields.py:93 +#: studies/fields.py:94 msgid "Odia" msgstr "오리야어(Odia)" +#: studies/fields.py:95 +msgid "Polish" +msgstr "폴란드어(Polish)" + +#: studies/fields.py:96 +msgid "Portuguese" +msgstr "포르투갈어(Portuguese)" + +#: studies/fields.py:97 +msgid "Romanian" +msgstr "루마니아어(Romanian)" + #: studies/fields.py:98 +msgid "Russian" +msgstr "러시아어(Russian)" + +#: studies/fields.py:99 msgid "Saraiki" msgstr "사라이키어(Saraiki)" -#: studies/fields.py:99 +#: studies/fields.py:100 msgid "Sindhi" msgstr "신디어(Sindhi)" -#: studies/fields.py:100 +#: studies/fields.py:101 msgid "Somali" msgstr "소말리어(Somali)" #: studies/fields.py:102 +msgid "Spanish" +msgstr "스페인어(Spanish)" + +#: studies/fields.py:103 msgid "Sunda" msgstr "순다어(Sunda)" -#: studies/fields.py:103 +#: studies/fields.py:104 msgid "Tagalog" msgstr "타갈로그어(Tagalog)" -#: studies/fields.py:104 +#: studies/fields.py:105 msgid "Tamil" msgstr "타밀어(Tamil)" -#: studies/fields.py:105 +#: studies/fields.py:106 msgid "Telugu" msgstr "텔루구어(Telugu)" -#: studies/fields.py:106 +#: studies/fields.py:107 msgid "Thai" msgstr "태국어(Thai)" #: studies/fields.py:108 +msgid "Turkish" +msgstr "터키어(Turkish)" + +#: studies/fields.py:109 msgid "Ukrainian" msgstr "우크라이나어(Ukrainian)" -#: studies/fields.py:109 +#: studies/fields.py:110 msgid "Urdu" msgstr "우르두어(Urdu)" -#: studies/fields.py:110 +#: studies/fields.py:111 msgid "Vietnamese" msgstr "베트남어(Vietnamese)" -#: studies/fields.py:111 +#: studies/fields.py:112 msgid "Western Punjabi" msgstr "서부 펀자브어(Western Punjabi)" -#: studies/fields.py:112 +#: studies/fields.py:113 msgid "Wu" msgstr "중국의 장쑤, 저장, 상하이에서 사용되는 중국어 (Wu)" -#: studies/fields.py:113 +#: studies/fields.py:114 msgid "Xiang Chinese" msgstr "중국의 후난에서 사용되는 중국어(Xiang Chinese)" -#: studies/fields.py:114 +#: studies/fields.py:115 msgid "Yoruba" msgstr "요루바어(Yoruba)" -#: studies/fields.py:115 -msgid "Yue" -msgstr "유 중국어 및 광동어(Yue)" +#: studies/fields.py:116 +msgid "Chinese (Cantonese)" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:123 +#: studies/fields.py:124 msgid "Not answered" msgstr "대답 하지 않음" -#: studies/fields.py:124 +#: studies/fields.py:125 msgid "Other" msgstr "기타" -#: studies/fields.py:125 +#: studies/fields.py:126 msgid "Male" msgstr "남성" -#: studies/fields.py:126 +#: studies/fields.py:127 msgid "Female" msgstr "여성" -#: studies/models.py:113 +#: studies/models.py:143 #, fuzzy msgid "" "The Users who belong to this Lab. A user in this lab will be able to create " @@ -1198,39 +1236,208 @@ msgstr "" "이 연구실에 속한 사용자들입니다. 이 연구실의 사용자는 이 연구실과 관련된 연구" "를 만들 수 있으며, 이 연구실의 연구들에 추가 될 수 있습니다." -#: studies/models.py:122 +#: studies/models.py:152 #, fuzzy msgid "The Users who have requested to join this Lab." msgstr "이 연구실에 가입을 요청한 사용자들입니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:5 +msgid "You've successfully logged out." +msgstr "성공적으로 로그아웃 하셨습니다." + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:6 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:9 #, fuzzy -msgid "Technical difficulties" -msgstr "기술적인 어려움" +msgid "Login" +msgstr "로그인" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25 +msgid "Forgot password?" +msgstr "비밀번호를 잊으셨습니까?" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "New to Children Helping Science?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "Register your family!" +msgstr "귀하의 가족을 등록해주십시오!" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:17 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:9 #, fuzzy -msgid "Questions about the studies" -msgstr "연구에 대한 질문들" +msgid "Password changed" +msgstr "비밀번호가 변경됨" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:19 -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:140 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:12 #, fuzzy -msgid "For researchers" -msgstr "연구자용" +msgid "Your password was changed." +msgstr "비밀번호가 변경되었습니다." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:12 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Documentation" +msgstr "선적 서류 보관 / 관련 기록" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Change password" +msgstr "비밀번호 변경" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 +msgid "Log out" +msgstr "로그아웃" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:18 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Home" +msgstr "홈(메인 페이지)" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:19 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Password change" +msgstr "비밀번호 변경" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:36 +msgid "Please correct the error below." +msgstr "아래 오류를 수정하십시오." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:38 +msgid "Please correct the errors below." +msgstr "아래 오류들을 수정하십시오." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:43 +msgid "" +"Please enter your old password, for security's sake, and then enter your new " +"password twice so we can verify you typed it in correctly." +msgstr "" +"보안을 위해 이전 암호를 입력 한 다음, 올바르게 입력했는지 확인할 수 있도록 " +"새 암호를 두 번 입력하십시오." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:64 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:6 +msgid "Change my password" +msgstr "비밀번호 변경" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:8 +msgid "Log in" +msgstr "로그인" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:10 +msgid "Password reset complete" +msgstr "비밀번호 재설정 완료" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:12 +msgid "Your password has been set. You may go ahead and log in now." +msgstr "비밀번호가 설정되었습니다. 지금 바로 로그인 하실 수 있습니다." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:8 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Password reset confirmation" +msgstr "비밀번호 재설정 확인" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11 +msgid "" +"Please enter your new password twice so we can verify you typed it in " +"correctly." +msgstr "올바르게 입력했는지 확인하기 위해 새 암호를 두 번 입력해 주십시오." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:21 +#, fuzzy +msgid "" +"The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been " +"used. Please request a new password reset." +msgstr "" +"암호 재설정 링크가 유효하지 않습니다. 이미 사용된 링크일 수 있으니 새 비밀번" +"호 재설정을 요청하십시오." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:6 +msgid "Password reset link sent" +msgstr "비밀번호 변경 링크가 전송됨" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:9 +msgid "" +"If an account exists with the email you entered, we've emailed instructions " +"for resetting your password and you should receive them shortly." +msgstr "" +"귀하께서 입력해주신 이메일에 연결된 계정이 있다면, 곧 귀하의 이메일 주소로 비" +"밀번호 재설정 안내문이 도착할 것입니다." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:12 +msgid "" +"If you don't receive an email, please check your spam folder and make sure " +"you've entered the address you registered with. (You won't get an email " +"unless there's already an account for that email address!)" +msgstr "" +"이메일을 받으시지 못하셨다면, 귀하의 스팸 폴더를 확인해주시고 귀하께서 등록하" +"신 이메일 주소를 정확하게 입력하셨는지 확인해주시기 바랍니다. (귀하께서 이미 " +"등록된 이메일 주소가 있으셔야만 안내문 이메일을 받으실 수 있습니다)." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:3 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for " +#| "your user account at %(site_name)s." +msgid "" +"You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your " +"user account at Children Helping Science." +msgstr "" +"이 이메일은 %(site_name)s에서 사용자 계정에 대한 비밀번호 재설정을 요청하셨" +"기 때문에 발송되었습니다." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:4 +msgid "Please go to the following page and choose a new password:" +msgstr "다음 페이지로 이동하여 새 비밀번호를 만드십시오:" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:8 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Your username, in case you've forgotten:" +msgstr "사용자 이름, 잊어 버린 경우:" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:9 +msgid "Thanks for using our site!" +msgstr "저희 사이트를 이용해 주셔서 감사합니다!" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10 +msgid "The Children Helping Science team" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:6 +msgid "Reset my password" +msgstr "비밀번호 재설정" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:8 +msgid "Password reset" +msgstr "비밀번호 재설정하기" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11 +msgid "" +"Forgotten your password? Enter your email address below, and we'll email " +"instructions for setting a new one." +msgstr "" +"비밀번호를 잊으셨습니까? 아래에 이메일 주소를 입력하시면 새 비밀번호 설정에 " +"대한 지침을 이메일로 보내드립니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:10 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:21 web/templates/web/_navigation.html:26 -#: web/templates/web/base.html:10 -msgid "Lookit" -msgstr "Lookit" +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_subject_1.txt:2 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Password reset link sent" +msgid "Password reset on Children Helping Science" +msgstr "비밀번호 변경 링크가 전송됨" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:53 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " +#| "Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " +#| "Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " +#| "NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +#| "findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material " +#| "are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of " +#| "the National Science Foundation." msgid "" "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " -"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " -"Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " -"NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216, 1823919, and 2209756; the Center for " +"Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and " +"by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " "findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are " "those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the " "National Science Foundation." @@ -1243,56 +1450,316 @@ msgstr "" "또는 조언은 이 저자(들)의 것이며, 미국 국립과학재단의 관점을 반영하는 것이 아" "님을 밝힘니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:60 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:48 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:14 msgid "Privacy" msgstr "개인정보정책" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:61 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:49 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:17 msgid "Contact us" msgstr "연구자와 연락하기" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:63 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:20 msgid "Connect" msgstr "연결하기" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:11 -msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" -msgstr "자주 묻는 질문들" +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:3 +msgid "Logout" +msgstr "로그아웃" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:16 -msgid "Participation" -msgstr "연구 참여" +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:4 +msgid "Experimenter" +msgstr "연구자" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:20 -msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" -msgstr "인지발달에 관한 ‘연구’란 어떤 것인가요?" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:10 +msgid "studies for babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:25 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Cognitive development is the science of " -"what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " -"development are interested in questions like...
\n" -"A study is meant to answer a very " -"specific question about how children learn or what they know: for instance, " -"'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:17 +msgid "studies for toddlers (1-2)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"인지발달에 대한 연구란 아동이 무엇을 이해하고 어떻게 배우는 지에 대해 공부" -"하는 학문입니다. 인지발달 연구자들은 다음과 같은 질문을 합니다...
\n" -"Cognitive development is the science " +#| "of what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " +#| "development are interested in questions like...
\n" +#| "A study is meant to answer a very " +#| "specific question about how children learn or what they know: for " +#| "instance, 'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" +"\n" +"인지발달에 대한 연구란 아동이 무엇을 이해하고 어떻게 배우는 지에 대해 공부" +"하는 학문입니다. 인지발달 연구자들은 다음과 같은 질문을 합니다...
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " -"participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available for " -"your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate.
\n" -"When you select a study, you'll be asked " -"to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " -"agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will happen during " -"the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may answer questions " -"directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what she thinks is going " -"on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome.
\n" -"Some portions of the study will be " -"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " -"platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your child's " -"responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she looked at " -"each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of other " -"children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" -" " +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"자녀가 있으시고 연구에 참여하고 싶으시다면, 계정을 만드시고 자녀의 나이에 " -"맞는 연구들을 살펴보세요. 참여하시기 위해서는 화상카메라가 필요합니다.
\n" -"연구를 고르신 후, 동의서를 읽고 본인과 자" -"녀가 연구 참여에 동의한다는 것을 녹화 해주시면 됩니다. 이후 연구에 대한 자세" -"한 설명이 제공됩니다. 자녀분의 연령에 따라, 연구 방식이 달라집니다. 자녀분께" -"서 질문에 직접 답변할 수도 있고 자녀분의 암묵적인 행동 (예: 시선 움직임)이 관" -"찰될 수도 있습니다.
\n" -"연구의 일부분은 화상카메라를 통해 자동으" -"로 녹화되며 Lookit 플랫폼에 안전하게 전송됩니다. 숙련된 연구자들이 비디오를 " -"보며 자녀의 행동을 기록합니다 (예: 어떻게 손짓 했는지, 얼마 동안 그림을 보았" -"는지). 이러한 아동들의 데이터를 분석하여 인지발달 연구가 진행됩니다!
" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:56 -msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" msgstr "누가 Lookit에서 연구를 만들 수 있나요?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:61 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "온라인으로 연구를 진행하는 이유는 무엇인가요?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +#, fuzzy msgid "" -"Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " -"Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with MIT " -"where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify " -"that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional review " -"board. Studies are also subject to approval by Lookit. As of June 2020 we " -"have agreements with 20 universities!" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Rather than having the parent or legal " -"guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " -"statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"
Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " "holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " "It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " "understand you're being videotaped.
\n" -"Researchers watch these consent videos on " -"a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether " -"the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or download " -"data from a session unless they have confirmed that you consented to " -"participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate " -"informed consent--for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no " -"audio--they may contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" -" " +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "서면 서류를 작성하시는 대신, 부모님 또는 법적 보호자가 큰 소리로 연구 참" @@ -1395,39 +1987,59 @@ msgstr "" "습니다. 간혹 연구자가 비디오에서 동의를 보지 못하면 (예: 기술적 결함) 다시 연" "락할수 있습니다.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:80 -msgid "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" -msgstr "" -"https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:89 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" msgstr "개인정보는 어떻게 보호되나요?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:94 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "\n" +#| " Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold " +#| "a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +#| "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or " +#| "information that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +#| "The Lookit researcher interface is " +#| "designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For " +#| "instance, a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos " +#| "before they are able to download any other data from your session. " +#| "Research groups can control who has access to what data in a very fine-" +#| "grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to confirm consent and " +#| "send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +#| "All of your data, including video, is " +#| "transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +#| "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +#| "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +#| "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires " +#| "correct permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual " +#| "penetration testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch." +#| "p>\n" +#| "
See also 'Who will see our video?'" +#| "p>\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"
\n" -" Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold a " -"common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"
Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " "that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" -"The Lookit researcher interface is " -"designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For instance, " -"a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos before they are " -"able to download any other data from your session. Research groups can " -"control who has access to what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance " -"allowing an assistant to confirm consent and send gift cards, but not " -"download study data.
\n" -"All of your data, including video, is " -"transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +"
Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " -"permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " -"testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch.
\n" -"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" -" " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "\n" @@ -1450,79 +2062,152 @@ msgstr "" "
또한 ‘누가 우리 비디오를 보나요?’를 참조하" "세요.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:107 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 msgid "Who will see our video?" msgstr "누가 우리 비디오를 보나요?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:112 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Lookit staff at MIT will have access " +#| "to your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform " +#| "and help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " +#| "participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " +#| "responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out " +#| "when registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the " +#| "video segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--" +#| "for instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left " +#| "versus the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at " +#| "another institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an " +#| "Institutional Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and " +#| "welfare are protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms " +#| "of Use that govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are " +#| "okay to run on Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +#| "institution might be.
\n" +#| "Whether anyone else may view the video " +#| "depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " +#| "are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " +#| "how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " +#| "selected.
\n" +#| "First, we ask if you would like to " +#| "share your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure " +#| "data library Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in " +#| "research on human development and behavior. Researchers who are granted " +#| "access to the Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the " +#| "same high standard of care they would use in their own laboratories. " +#| "Learn more about Databrary's mission or the requirements for authorized users" +#| "a>.
\n" +#| "Next, we ask what types of uses of " +#| "your video are okay with you.
\n" +#| "If for some reason you do not select a " +#| "privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " +#| "Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video " +#| "besides consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, " +#| "because someone was discussing state secrets in the background), and in " +#| "this case it is automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed " +#| "sessions cannot automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any " +#| "questions or concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Lookit staff at MIT will have access to " -"your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and " -"help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " -"participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " -"responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out when " -"registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the video " -"segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--for " -"instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus " -"the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at another " -"institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an Institutional " -"Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are " -"protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms of Use that " +"
When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " "govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " -"Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own institution might " -"be.
\n" -"Whether anyone else may view the video " -"depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " -"are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " -"how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " -"selected.
\n" -"First, we ask if you would like to share " -"your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " "Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " "development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " "Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " "of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " -"Databrary's mission " -"or the requirements for authorized users.
\n" -"Next, we ask what types of uses of your " -"video are okay with you.
\n" -"If for some reason you do not select a " -"privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " -"Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video besides " -"consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, because someone " -"was discussing state secrets in the background), and in this case it is " -"automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot " -"automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any questions or " -"concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" -" " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "
MIT의 Lookit 직원은 플랫폼 개선 및 홍보, 문제 해결을 돕기 위해 귀하의 비" @@ -1544,8 +2229,8 @@ msgstr "" "사용자와 데이터를 (비디오 포함) 공유할 것인지 묻습니다. 데이터 공유는 인간의 " "발달과 행동에 대한 연구의 빠른 진전에 도움될 것입니다. Databrary에 대한 접근 " "권한이 부여된 연구자는 자신의 연구실에서 사용하는 것과 동일한 수준의 관리로 " -"데이터를 처리하는데 동의해야합니다. Learn more about Databrary's 사명 혹은 사명 혹은 승인된 사용자에 대" "한 요구 사항에 대해 자세히 알아보세요.
\n" "다음으로, 귀하의 동영상 사용 유형이 귀하에" @@ -1582,11 +2267,11 @@ msgstr "" "나 우려 사항이 있으면 lookit@mit.edu로 " "문의하십시오.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:130 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" msgstr "연구자들은 녹화된 비디오에서 어떤 정보를 사용하나요?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:136 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 msgid "" "For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " "their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " @@ -1600,7 +2285,7 @@ msgstr "" "(calibration)을 통해 아이가 화면의 오른쪽 또는 왼쪽을 보고 있는지 정확히 파악" "하며 비디오를 분석합니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:143 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 msgid "" "Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " "easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." @@ -1608,7 +2293,7 @@ msgstr "" "다음은 시선 교정(calibration) 비디오를 보는 몇몇 어린이들의 예입니다 - 아이들" "이 화면의 한 쪽을 보았는지 또는 다른 한 쪽을 보았는지를 볼 수 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:149 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 msgid "" "Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " "about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " @@ -1618,37 +2303,36 @@ msgstr "" "많은 정보를 알 수 있습니다. 다음은 아동이 학습하는 방법에 대해 자세히 알아보" "기 위해 연구실에서 사용하는 몇 가지 기술입니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:150 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 msgid "Habituation" msgstr "습관화" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:151 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 #, fuzzy msgid "" "\n" -"In a habituation study, we first show " -"infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest " -"over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but " -"then they start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much " -"less than they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category " -"or a new picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to " -"the novel example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the " -"category we showed initially.
\n" -"Habituation requires waiting for each " -"individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, " -"looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this " -"is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization " -"study, we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how " -"interested they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants " -"and those who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--" -"they look longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older " -"infants and those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty " -"preference--they look longer at images that are different from the ones they " -"saw before. You probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song " -"on the radio: initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several " -"times you may like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times " -"you would choose to listen to anything else.
\n" -" " +"In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "습관화 연구에서는 연구자가 먼저 한가지 유형의 물건이나 현상에 대한 많은 예" "제를 유아에게 보여줍니다. 그리고 영유아는 시간이 지남에 따라 반복되는 물건 또" @@ -1671,12 +2355,12 @@ msgstr "" "라 부를 수 있습니다. 수백 번 재생한 후에는 다른 것을 듣기를 선택하실 수도 있" "습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:156 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 #, fuzzy msgid "Violation of expectation" msgstr "기대 위배 패러다임" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:157 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 msgid "" "Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " "Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " @@ -1687,12 +2371,12 @@ msgstr "" "이 (및 성인)은 놀라운 것을 더 오래 보는 경향이 있으므로, 어떤 경우에는 그들" "이 얼마나 놀랐는지의 척도로, 보는 시간을 재기도 합니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:158 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 #, fuzzy msgid "Preferential looking" msgstr "보기 선호 과제" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:159 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 msgid "" "Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " "decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " @@ -1710,12 +2394,12 @@ msgstr "" "는 참가자에게 '박수치고 있는 행동을 찾으세요'라는 문장을 들었을 때 왼쪽을 보" "고있는 모습을 보여줍니다: 참가자가 보는 화면은 상단에 표시됩니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:165 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 #, fuzzy msgid "Predictive looking" msgstr "보기 예측 과제" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:166 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 msgid "" "Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " "see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " @@ -1736,7 +2420,7 @@ msgstr "" "이 음절을 들을 때 어디를 보는지를 보며, 아이들이 이러한 관계를 어떻게 배우고 " "일반화하는지 알 수 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:168 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 #, fuzzy msgid "" "Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " @@ -1748,7 +2432,7 @@ msgstr "" "에 대답할 수 있습니다. 예를 들어, 두 명의 여성이 한가지 물체에 다른 이름을 불" "렀고 아이들에게 물체의 맞는 이름이 무엇인지 물을 수 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:174 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 msgid "" "Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " "measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " @@ -1762,121 +2446,40 @@ msgstr "" "을 도와달라고 요청할 수 있습니다. 그리고 연구자들은 얼마나 빠르게 키를 누르" "는 지에 영향을 미치는 요인을 살펴볼 수 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:181 -msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" -msgstr "온라인으로 연구를 진행하는 이유는 무엇인가요?" +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" +"연구 참여 도중 아이가 주의를 기울이지 않았거나 방해받았습니다. 참여를 다시 시" +"도 할 수 있나요?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" +"그렇습니다! 다시 시도 하실 때 이미 연구에 참여했다는 경고가 표시 될 수 있지" +"만 무시하셔도됩니다. 귀하의 이전 참여 기록이 있기 때문에 이전에 연구를 시도했" +"다고 따로 알려주실 필요는 없습니다. " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:186 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 msgid "" -"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a university " -"lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd like to take " -"part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the lab. Why " -"complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping to..." +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" msgstr "" -"일반적으로 발달 연구는 대학교 연구실의 조용한 공간에서 이루어집니다. 연구자들" -"은 부모님께 전화 또는 이메일을 보내 참여하고 싶은지 의사를 물어보고 연구실을 " -"방문하도록 약속을 잡습니다. 이러한 일반적인 방법과 달리 저희가 온라인으로 연" -"구를 진행하는 이유는 아래와 같습니다." +"제 아이는 연구 참여 연령대를 벗어났습니다. 이 연구에 계속 참여할 수 있나요?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:187 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 #, fuzzy msgid "" -"\n" -"
Of course! We're interested in how all " +#| "children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " +#| "developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. " +#| "We are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " +#| "participate in research to better understand their own children's " +#| "diagnoses.
\n" +#| "One note: most of our studies include " +#| "both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is " +#| "blind or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing " +#| "images or signing.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " -"children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " -"developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. We " -"are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " -"participate in research to better understand their own children's diagnoses." -"
\n" -"One note: most of our studies include " -"both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind " -"or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing images or " -"signing.
\n" -" " +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "물론입니다! 우리는 모든 아이들이 어떻게 배우고 성장하는지에 관심이 있습니" @@ -1959,13 +2574,13 @@ msgstr "" "시각 장애 또는 청각 장애가 있으신 경우 이해가 어려울 수 있습니다. 가능하시다" "면 이미지를 말 또는 수화를 통해 도와주셔도 됩니다.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:281 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 msgid "" "I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " "together?" msgstr "연구 대상 연령대에 여러 자녀가 있습니다. 함께 참여할 수 있습니까?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:286 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 msgid "" "If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " "participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " @@ -1976,27 +2591,27 @@ msgstr "" "하면 일반적으로 서로에게 영향을 미칩니다. 그것은 그 자체로 흥미있는 주제이지" "만 일반적으로 우리 연구의 초점은 아닙니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:293 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" msgstr "" "하지만 어린 아이들은 '영상매체에 노출되는 시간'(screen time)을 피해야한다고 " "들었습니다. " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:298 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 #, fuzzy msgid "" "\n" -"We agree with the American Academy of " -"Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"
We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " "children, but to learn from them.
\n" -"As part of a child's limited screen time, " -"we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with " -"science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of " -"playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of " -"feedback on our studies!
\n" -" " +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " msgstr "" "우리는 미국 소아과 협회 조언 , 즉 어린이는 스크린이 " @@ -2006,11 +2621,11 @@ msgstr "" "
**수정** 어린이의 제한된 영상매체에 노출되는 시간, 우리의 연구가 가족과" "의 대화와 과학에 대한 참여를 촉진하기 바랍니다!
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:308 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" msgstr "연구 참여에 대한 보상이 있습니까?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:313 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 msgid "" "Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " "their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " @@ -2021,92 +2636,185 @@ msgstr "" "자원 봉사자에게 의존합니다. (이것은 종종 연구를 수행하는 대학의 규칙에 따라 " "다릅니다.) 연구 보상 관련 정보는 연구 설명 페이지에서 확인하실 수 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:320 -msgid "Can I get my child's results?" -msgstr "내 자녀의 연구 결과를 받을 수 있습니까?" +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:325 -#, fuzzy, python-format -#| msgid "" -#| "\n" -#| "For some studies, yes! Usually, " -#| "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " -#| "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " -#| "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " -#| "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " -#| "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " -#| "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" -#| "Please note that none of the measures " -#| "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " -#| "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " -#| "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " -#| "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." -#| "p>\n" -#| "
If you're interested in getting " -#| "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can " -#| "try with your child.
\n" -#| " " +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 msgid "" -"\n" -"For some studies, yes! Usually, " -"developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " -"developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " -"just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " -"other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one session), " -"we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of your child's " -"responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" -"Please note that none of the measures we " -"collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be interested to " -"learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where things fell up " -"versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you whether this means your " -"child is going to be especially good at physics.
\n" -"If you're interested in getting " -"individual results right away, please see our Resources" -"a> section for fun at-home activities you can try with your child.
\n" -" " +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" "\n" -"일부 연구의 경우 귀하 자녀의 결과를 받으실 수 있습니다! 일반적으로 발달 연" -"구자들은 개별 단계가 아닌 집단 단계에서 아동의 능력과 발달 경향성을 해석합니" -"다. 그러나 '아기, 물리학자\" 및 다른 종적 연구 (여러 세션을 위해 반복하여 참" -"여하는 연구) 경우 모든 세션을 완료한 후 자녀의 결과에 대한 보고서를 제공할 " -"수 있습니다.
\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" "\n" -"저희가 수집하는 어떤 데이터도 그 어떤 진단에 쓰일 수 없다는 점을 기억해주" -"세요! 예를 들어, 자녀가 물건이 넘어지거나 떨어지는 비디오를 70% 만큼 봤다는 " -"사실만으로, 자녀가 물리학에 뛰어날 것이란 걸 예측할 수는 없습니다.
\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" "\n" -"개별 결과를 즉시 얻고 싶으시면, 참고 자료실창에서 " -"자녀와 함께 할 수 있는 재미있는 활동들을 참조하십시오.
" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:335 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 msgid "Technical" msgstr "기술 관련 자주 묻는 질문들" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:339 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 msgid "What browsers are supported?" msgstr "어떤 브라우저가 지원됩니까?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:344 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit supports recent versions of Chrome and Firefox. We are not " +#| "currently able to support Internet Explorer or Safari." msgid "" -"Lookit supports recent versions of Chrome and Firefox. We are not currently " -"able to support Internet Explorer or Safari." +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." msgstr "" "Lookit은 최신 버전의 Chrome 및 Firebox를 지원합니다. 현재 Internet Explorer " "또는 Safari를 지원할 수 없습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:351 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" msgstr "휴대전화나 태블릿으로 연구에 참여할 수 있습니까?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:357 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Not yet! Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a " +#| "reasonably stable view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can " +#| "tell whether they're looking at the left or the right side of it. We're " +#| "excited about the potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to " +#| "observe infants and toddlers exploring, though!" msgid "" -"Not yet! Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a " -"reasonably stable view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can " -"tell whether they're looking at the left or the right side of it. We're " -"excited about the potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe " -"infants and toddlers exploring, though!" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "아직은 휴대전화나 태블릿을 이용해 연구 참여가 불가능합니다. 우리는 아이들의 " "시각(looking) 패턴을 측정하기 때문에 아이들의 눈에 대한 상당히 안정적인 시야" @@ -2114,92 +2822,318 @@ msgstr "" "이 필요합니다. 우리는 영유아가 탐험하는것을 관찰할 수 있는 터치 스크린 연구" "의 잠재력에 대해 기대하고 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:11 -msgid "the online child lab" -msgstr "온라인 아동 연구실 " +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:12 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 #, fuzzy -msgid "A project of the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab" -msgstr "MIT 유아기 인지 연구실의 프로젝트" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "귀하는 어느 지역 (도, 특별시) 에 살고 계십니까?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:12 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "연구자용" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "귀하의 만 나이는 무엇입니까?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "참여하시려면 로그인하십시오." + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "연구자들" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 #, fuzzy #| msgid "Participation" msgid "Participate in a Study" msgstr "연구 참여" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:22 -msgid "Bringing science home" -msgstr "집에서 진행하는 연구" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "홈(메인 페이지)" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:23 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 msgid "" -"Here at MIT's Early Childhood Cognition Lab, we're trying a new approach in " -"developmental psychology: bringing the experiments to you." +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " msgstr "" -"MIT에서 진행하는 유아기 인지 연구실입니다, 저희는 여러분들이 연구에 참여하실 " -"수 있도록 발달 심리학에 대한 새로운 접근을 시도하고 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:29 -msgid "Help us understand how your child thinks" -msgstr "귀하의 자녀가 어떻게 생각 하는지에 대한 이해를 돕는데 참여해 주세요" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:30 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 msgid "" -"Your family can contribute to research about how children learn by doing fun " -"activities together, right in your web browser." +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" msgstr "" -"귀하의 가족은 이 웹 브라우저에서 함께 재미있는 활동을 함으로써 아이들이 어떻" -"게 배우는지에 대한 연구에 기여할 수 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:36 -msgid "Participate whenever and wherever" -msgstr "연구에 언제든 어디서든 참여해보십시오." +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "다음의 경우에 연락을 받고 싶습니다:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "참여하시려면 로그인하십시오." + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "계정 만들기" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "연구 참여자 계정 만들기" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:37 +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 msgid "" -"Log in or create an account at the top right to get started! You can " -"participate with your child from any computer with a webcam." +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" msgstr "" -"우측 상단에서 로그인을 하시거나 계정을 생성하여 시작하십시오! 화상 카메라가 " -"달린 컴퓨터를 사용하여 아이와 연구에 참여하실 수 있습니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:11 +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "연구자로서 등록하시려면 이것을 사용해주십시오" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +msgid "instead." +msgstr "대신" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "'계정 만들기'를 클릭하여 다음 내용을 읽고 수락하는 것에 동의합니다. " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "개인 정보 보호 정책" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 msgid "Privacy statement" msgstr "개인정보보호방침" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 msgid "Introduction" msgstr "개요" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:18 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll " +#| "on our Platform to conduct\n" +#| " research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy " +#| "Statement explains how we handle and use the\n" +#| " personal information we collect about our researchers and " +#| "research participant community." msgid "" "Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " "our Platform to conduct\n" -" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy " -"Statement explains how we handle and use the\n" -" personal information we collect about our researchers and " -"research participant community." +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." msgstr "" "Lookit은 연구 진행 및 연구 참여 목적으로 본 플랫폼에 등록된 (개인의) 개인정보" "보호 방침을 수립하고 이를 따를 것을 알려드립니다. 이 개인정보보호정책 안내문" "은 우리 연구자들과 연구참여자들로부터 수집한 개인정보를 어떻게 관리하고 사용" "하는지 설명합니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:22 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 msgid "For participants" msgstr "참가자용 안내문" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:24 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct " +#| "studies about how children learn and\n" +#| " develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition " +#| "Lab, which has access to all of the data\n" +#| " collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct " +#| "studies only access your personal information\n" +#| " if you choose to participate in their study." msgid "" "Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " "about how children learn and\n" -" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, " -"which has access to all of the data\n" -" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct " -"studies only access your personal information\n" -" if you choose to participate in their study." +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." msgstr "" "Lookit은 다수의 다양한 연구자들이 아동의 학습과 발달에 대한 연구를 진행하기 " "위해 사용하는 플랫폼입니다. Lookit은 메사추세츠 공과대학 소속 유아기 인지 연" @@ -2208,35 +3142,54 @@ msgstr "" "여 연구를 진행하는 연구자들은 귀하께서 연구 참여를 선택하신 경우에만 귀하의 " "개인 정보에 접근이 가능합니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:29 -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:142 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 msgid "What personal information we collect" msgstr "수집되는 개인 정보 안내" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:31 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" msgstr "다음과 같은 개인정보 항목들이 수집됩니다." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:32 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "If you have a child and would like to " +#~ "participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available " +#~ "for your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
When you select a study, you'll be " +#~ "asked to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and " +#~ "your child agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will " +#~ "happen during the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may " +#~ "answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what " +#~ "she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
Some portions of the study will be " +#~ "automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " +#~ "platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +#~ "child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +#~ "looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots " +#~ "of other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "자녀가 있으시고 연구에 참여하고 싶으시다면, 계정을 만드시고 자녀의 나이" +#~ "에 맞는 연구들을 살펴보세요. 참여하시기 위해서는 화상카메라가 필요합니다." +#~ "
\n" +#~ "연구를 고르신 후, 동의서를 읽고 본인과 " +#~ "자녀가 연구 참여에 동의한다는 것을 녹화 해주시면 됩니다. 이후 연구에 대한 " +#~ "자세한 설명이 제공됩니다. 자녀분의 연령에 따라, 연구 방식이 달라집니다. 자" +#~ "녀분께서 질문에 직접 답변할 수도 있고 자녀분의 암묵적인 행동 (예: 시선 움" +#~ "직임)이 관찰될 수도 있습니다.
\n" +#~ "연구의 일부분은 화상카메라를 통해 자동" +#~ "으로 녹화되며 Lookit 플랫폼에 안전하게 전송됩니다. 숙련된 연구자들이 비디" +#~ "오를 보며 자녀의 행동을 기록합니다 (예: 어떻게 손짓 했는지, 얼마 동안 그림" +#~ "을 보았는지). 이러한 아동들의 데이터를 분석하여 인지발달 연구가 진행됩니" +#~ "다!
" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " +#~ "Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with " +#~ "MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and " +#~ "certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an " +#~ "institutional review board. Studies are also subject to approval by " +#~ "Lookit. As of June 2020 we have agreements with 20 universities!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "아동이 어떻게 배우며 성장하는지에 관한 공부하는 연구자 누구나 Lookit 연구" +#~ "를 제안할 수 있습니다! Lookit을 사용하는 기관은 매사추세츠 공과대학(MIT)" +#~ "과 계약해야 하며, 이용약관 및 제안된 연구가 기" +#~ "관 검토위원회(IRB)에서 검토, 승인되는 것에 동의해야 합니다. 모든 연구는 " +#~ "Lookit의 승인을 거쳐야 합니다. 2020년 6월 기준 Lookit 은 20개의 대학들과 " +#~ "계약이 체결되었습니다." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a " +#~ "university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd " +#~ "like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the " +#~ "lab. Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping " +#~ "to..." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "일반적으로 발달 연구는 대학교 연구실의 조용한 공간에서 이루어집니다. 연구" +#~ "자들은 부모님께 전화 또는 이메일을 보내 참여하고 싶은지 의사를 물어보고 연" +#~ "구실을 방문하도록 약속을 잡습니다. 이러한 일반적인 방법과 달리 저희가 온라" +#~ "인으로 연구를 진행하는 이유는 아래와 같습니다." + +#~ msgid "When will we see the results of the study?" +#~ msgstr "연구 결과는 언제 볼 수 있나요?" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "The process of publishing a scientific study, from starting data " +#~ "collection to seeing the paper in a journal, can take several years. You " +#~ "can check the Lookit home page for updates on papers, or set your " +#~ "communication preferences to be notified when we have results from " +#~ "studies you participated in." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "데이터 수집을 시작하고 학술지에서 논문이 출판되기까지 과정은 몇 년이 걸릴 " +#~ "수 있습니다. Lookit 홈페이지에서 논문 업데이트를 확인하거나 참여한 연구 결" +#~ "과가있을 때 알림을 받도록 커뮤니케이션 선호도를 설정하실 수 있습니다." + +#~ msgid "Can I get my child's results?" +#~ msgstr "내 자녀의 연구 결과를 받을 수 있습니까?" + +#, fuzzy, python-format +#~| msgid "" +#~| "\n" +#~| "For some studies, yes! Usually, " +#~| "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " +#~| "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " +#~| "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " +#~| "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " +#~| "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " +#~| "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" +#~| "Please note that none of the measures " +#~| "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " +#~| "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " +#~| "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " +#~| "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +#~| "
\n" +#~| "If you're interested in getting " +#~| "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you " +#~| "can try with your child.
\n" +#~| " " +#~ msgid "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "For some studies, yes! Usually, " +#~ "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " +#~ "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " +#~ "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " +#~ "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " +#~ "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " +#~ "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" +#~ "Please note that none of the measures " +#~ "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " +#~ "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " +#~ "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " +#~ "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
If you're interested in getting " +#~ "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can " +#~ "try with your child.
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "일부 연구의 경우 귀하 자녀의 결과를 받으실 수 있습니다! 일반적으로 발" +#~ "달 연구자들은 개별 단계가 아닌 집단 단계에서 아동의 능력과 발달 경향성을 " +#~ "해석합니다. 그러나 '아기, 물리학자\" 및 다른 종적 연구 (여러 세션을 위해 " +#~ "반복하여 참여하는 연구) 경우 모든 세션을 완료한 후 자녀의 결과에 대한 보고" +#~ "서를 제공할 수 있습니다.
\n" +#~ "\n" +#~ "저희가 수집하는 어떤 데이터도 그 어떤 진단에 쓰일 수 없다는 점을 기억해" +#~ "주세요! 예를 들어, 자녀가 물건이 넘어지거나 떨어지는 비디오를 70% 만큼 봤" +#~ "다는 사실만으로, 자녀가 물리학에 뛰어날 것이란 걸 예측할 수는 없습니다." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "\n" +#~ "
개별 결과를 즉시 얻고 싶으시면, 참고 자료실창에" +#~ "서 자녀와 함께 할 수 있는 재미있는 활동들을 참조하십시오.
" + +#~ msgid "the online child lab" +#~ msgstr "온라인 아동 연구실 " + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid "A project of the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab" +#~ msgstr "MIT 유아기 인지 연구실의 프로젝트" + +#~ msgid "Bringing science home" +#~ msgstr "집에서 진행하는 연구" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Here at MIT's Early Childhood Cognition Lab, we're trying a new approach " +#~ "in developmental psychology: bringing the experiments to you." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "MIT에서 진행하는 유아기 인지 연구실입니다, 저희는 여러분들이 연구에 참여하" +#~ "실 수 있도록 발달 심리학에 대한 새로운 접근을 시도하고 있습니다." + +#~ msgid "Help us understand how your child thinks" +#~ msgstr "귀하의 자녀가 어떻게 생각 하는지에 대한 이해를 돕는데 참여해 주세요" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Your family can contribute to research about how children learn by doing " +#~ "fun activities together, right in your web browser." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "귀하의 가족은 이 웹 브라우저에서 함께 재미있는 활동을 함으로써 아이들이 어" +#~ "떻게 배우는지에 대한 연구에 기여할 수 있습니다." + +#~ msgid "Participate whenever and wherever" +#~ msgstr "연구에 언제든 어디서든 참여해보십시오." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Log in or create an account at the top right to get started! You can " +#~ "participate with your child from any computer with a webcam." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "우측 상단에서 로그인을 하시거나 계정을 생성하여 시작하십시오! 화상 카메라" +#~ "가 달린 컴퓨터를 사용하여 아이와 연구에 참여하실 수 있습니다." + +#~ msgid "Core Team" +#~ msgstr "핵심 팀" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Rico is Lookit's lead software engineer, working on planning and adding " +#~ "features for both participants and researchers." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "리코는 참여자와 연구자를 위한 기능을 계획하고 추가하는 Lookit 소프트웨어 " +#~ "엔지지어의 리더입니다." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Laura is the PI of the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. She conducts " +#~ "research about how children arrive at a common-sense understanding of the " +#~ "physical and social world through exploration and instruction." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "로라는 유아기 인지 연구실의 연구책임자입니다. 그녀는 아이들이 어떻게 탐구 " +#~ "및 교육을 통해 신체적, 사회적 세계에 대한 상식적인 이해에 도달하는지에 대" +#~ "한 연구합니다." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Kim started Lookit as a graduate student, and now runs the project as a " +#~ "research scientist in the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Her three " +#~ "children frequently provide feedback on studies." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "킴은 대학생으로서 Lookit을 시작하였고, 지금은 유아기 인지 연구실에서 연구" +#~ "자로서 프로젝트를 진행하고 있습니다." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Mark organizes the Lookit Working Groups, which are groups of researchers " +#~ "working to improve Lookit in a variety of ways." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "마크는 다양한 방식으로 Lookit을 개선하기 위해 일하는 연구원이 모인 Lookit " +#~ "워킹 그룹을 조직하였습니다." + +#~ msgid "Your login credentials didn't work. Please try again." +#~ msgstr "귀하의 정보로 로그인에 실패했습니다. 다시 시도해 주십시오." + +#~ msgid "New to Lookit?" +#~ msgstr "Lookit에 처음이십니까?" + +#~ msgid "New password:" +#~ msgstr "새 비밀번호:" + +#~ msgid "Confirm password:" +#~ msgstr "비밀번호 확인:" + +#, python-format +#~ msgid "The %(site_name)s team" +#~ msgstr "%(site_name)s 팀" + +#~ msgid "Email address:" +#~ msgstr "이메일 주소:" + +#~ msgid "FAQ" +#~ msgstr "자주 묻는 질문들" + +#~ msgid "Hi" +#~ msgstr "안녕하십니까" + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid "Empty birthday" +#~ msgstr "생일 정보 없음" + +#~ msgid " day" +#~ msgstr " 일" + +#~ msgid " days" +#~ msgstr " 일" + +#~ msgid " month" +#~ msgstr " 개월" + +#~ msgid " months" +#~ msgstr " 개월" + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid " year" +#~ msgstr " 년" + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid " years" +#~ msgstr " 년 (살)" + +#~ msgid "Hide Form" +#~ msgstr "양식 숨기기" + +#~ msgid "Create a family account to start participating in Lookit studies!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Lookit 연구 참여를 시작하기 위해 가족 계정 만들기 (Lookit 연구에 참여하기 " +#~ "위해 가족 계정 만들기)" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Your account doesn't have access to this page. To proceed, please login " +#~ "with an account that has access." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "귀하의 계정으로 이 페이지에 액세스 할 수 없습니다. 계속하려면 액세스 권한" +#~ "이 있는 계정으로 로그인하십시오." + +#~ msgid "Please login to see this page." +#~ msgstr "이 페이지를 보려면 로그인하십시오." + +#~ msgid "Compensation: " +#~ msgstr "보상: " + +#~ msgid "None" +#~ msgstr "없음" + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid "Current Studies" +#~ msgstr "현재 진행하고 있는 연구" + +#~ msgid "See details" +#~ msgstr "상세보기" + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +#~ msgstr "현재 진행하고 있는 연구가 없습니다! " + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Looking for more ways to contribute to research from home? Check out Children Helping Science for even more " +#~ "studies!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "집에서 연구에 기여할 더 많은 방법을 찾고 계십니까? 더 많은 연구를 위해 Children Helping Science를 확인하십시요!" + +#~ msgid "days" +#~ msgstr "일수" + +#~ msgid " until " +#~ msgstr " 까지 " + +#~ msgid " when " +#~ msgstr " 언제 " + +#~ msgid "Study overview" +#~ msgstr "연구 개요" + +#~ msgid "Back to list" +#~ msgstr "목록으로 돌아가기" + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid "Eligibility criteria" +#~ msgstr "자격 기준" + #, fuzzy #~ msgid "Alumni & Collaborators" #~ msgstr "졸업생 & 협업자들" -#~ msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" -#~ msgstr "연구자로서 등록하시려면 이것을 사용해주십시오" - #, fuzzy #~ msgid "this form" #~ msgstr "이 양식" - -#, fuzzy -#~ msgid "instead" -#~ msgstr "대신" diff --git a/locale/nb/LC_MESSAGES/django.po b/locale/nb/LC_MESSAGES/django.po index a5b06d630..35f024d85 100644 --- a/locale/nb/LC_MESSAGES/django.po +++ b/locale/nb/LC_MESSAGES/django.po @@ -2,14 +2,14 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: MBAH_studiespage\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-10-13 14:40+0000\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2024-04-09 19:34-0400\n" "Language: no\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "X-Generator: POEditor.com\n" -#: accounts/forms.py:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:56 msgid "Enter a valid 6-digit one-time password from Google Authenticator" msgstr "Skriv inn et gyldig 6-sifret engangspassord fra Google Authenticator" @@ -30,42 +30,24 @@ msgstr "" msgid "This account is inactive." msgstr "Denne kontoen er inaktiv." -#: accounts/forms.py:197 -msgid "Your password can’t be too similar to your other personal information." -msgstr "Passordet ditt kan ikke være for likt personopplysningene dine." - -#: accounts/forms.py:198 -msgid "Your password must contain at least 16 characters." -msgstr "Passordet må innholde minst 16 tegn." - -#: accounts/forms.py:199 -msgid "Your password can’t be a commonly used password." -msgstr "Passordet ditt kan ikke være et passord du bruker ofte." - -#: accounts/forms.py:200 -msgid "Your password can’t be entirely numeric." -msgstr "Passordet ditt må innholde mer enn bare tall." - -#: accounts/forms.py:216 accounts/forms.py:232 accounts/models.py:141 +#: accounts/forms.py:222 accounts/forms.py:238 accounts/models.py:148 msgid "Email address" msgstr "E-postadresse" -#: accounts/forms.py:217 accounts/models.py:146 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:223 msgid "Nickname" msgstr "Kallenavn" -#: accounts/forms.py:257 +#: accounts/forms.py:286 msgid "" "It's time for another session of a study we are currently participating in" msgstr "Det er på tide med en ny økt av studien vi deltar i." -#: accounts/forms.py:259 +#: accounts/forms.py:288 msgid "A new study is available for one of my children" msgstr "En ny studie er tilgjengelig for et av barna mine" -#: accounts/forms.py:261 +#: accounts/forms.py:290 msgid "" "There's an update about a study we participated in (for example, results are " "published)" @@ -73,7 +55,7 @@ msgstr "" "En studie vi har deltatt i har blitt oppdatert (for eksempel, resultater har " "blitt publisert)" -#: accounts/forms.py:264 +#: accounts/forms.py:293 msgid "" "A researcher has questions about my individual responses (for example, if I " "report a technical problem during the study)" @@ -81,100 +63,91 @@ msgstr "" "En forsker har spørsmål om et av svarene jeg har gitt (for eksempel hvis jeg " "har rapportert tekniske problemer under studien)" -#: accounts/forms.py:273 accounts/forms.py:322 -msgid "What category(ies) does your family identify as?" -msgstr "Hvilken kategori(er) identifiserer familien din seg som?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:277 accounts/models.py:527 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:86 -msgid "Country" -msgstr "Land" - -#: accounts/forms.py:304 +#: accounts/forms.py:323 msgid "Enter as a comma-separated list: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DD, ..." msgstr "Fyll inn en liste separert av kommaer: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DD, ..." -#: accounts/forms.py:306 -msgid "Numerical answers only - a rough guess is fine!" -msgstr "Bare fyll inn numeriske svar, det går greit med gjetting!" +#: accounts/forms.py:326 +msgid "" +"If the answer varies or needs more explanation, you can tell us more below." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:329 +msgid "" +"Please select the appropriate responses for everyone in your children's " +"immediate family." +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:310 +#: accounts/forms.py:334 msgid "What country do you live in?" msgstr "Hvilket land bor du i?" -#: accounts/forms.py:311 +#: accounts/forms.py:335 msgid "What state do you live in?" msgstr "Hvilket fylke bor du i?" -#: accounts/forms.py:312 +#: accounts/forms.py:336 msgid "How would you describe the area where you live?" msgstr "Hvordan ville du beskrevet området du bor i?" -#: accounts/forms.py:314 -msgid "What language(s) does your family speak at home?" -msgstr "Hvilket språk snakker familien din hjemme?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:316 +#: accounts/forms.py:337 msgid "How many children do you have?" msgstr "Hvor mange barn har du?" -#: accounts/forms.py:317 +#: accounts/forms.py:338 msgid "For each child, please enter his or her birthdate:" msgstr "Vennligst fyll inn fødselsdatoen for hvert barn" -#: accounts/forms.py:319 +#: accounts/forms.py:340 msgid "How many parents/guardians do your children live with?" msgstr "Hvor mange foreldre/foresatte bor barna dine med?" -#: accounts/forms.py:324 +#: accounts/forms.py:342 msgid "What is your age?" msgstr "Hvor gammel er du?" -#: accounts/forms.py:325 +#: accounts/forms.py:343 msgid "What is your gender?" msgstr "Hva er ditt kjønn?" -#: accounts/forms.py:327 +#: accounts/forms.py:344 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Describe your gender" +msgstr "Hva er ditt kjønn?" + +#: accounts/forms.py:346 msgid "What is the highest level of education you've completed?" msgstr "Hva er den høyeste formen for utdanning du har fullført?" -#: accounts/forms.py:330 -msgid "What is the highest level of education your spouse has completed?" -msgstr "Hva er den høyeste formen for utdanning partneren din har fullført?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:333 +#: accounts/forms.py:349 msgid "What is your approximate family yearly income (in US dollars)?" msgstr "Hva er din families årlige inntekt ca. (i Norske kroner)?" -#: accounts/forms.py:336 -msgid "About how many children's books are there in your home?" -msgstr "Ca. hvor mange barnebøker har dere hjemme?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:338 +#: accounts/forms.py:351 msgid "Anything else you'd like us to know?" msgstr "Er det noe annet du vil at vi skal vite?" -#: accounts/forms.py:339 +#: accounts/forms.py:352 msgid "How did you hear about Lookit?" msgstr "Hvordan hørte du om Lookit?" -#: accounts/forms.py:341 +#: accounts/forms.py:354 msgid "" -"If the answer varies due to shared custody arrangements or travel, please " -"enter the number of parents/guardians your children are usually living with " -"or explain." +"What racial group(s) does your family identify with/belong to? Please select " +"any that apply to someone in your children's immediate family." msgstr "" -"Hvis svaret varierer på grunn av delt omsorg eller reise, ønsker vi at du " -"forteller hvor mange foreldre eller foresatte barnet ditt vanligvis bor med " -"eller forklar situasjonen." -#: accounts/forms.py:356 accounts/forms.py:382 accounts/forms.py:434 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:38 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:112 -msgid "Birthday" -msgstr "Fødselsdato" +#: accounts/forms.py:357 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Share more about your family's race, ethnicity, or origin:" +msgstr "Annen rase, etnisitet eller opprinnelse" -#: accounts/forms.py:358 +#: accounts/forms.py:360 +msgid "Share more about your children's parents/guardians:" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:379 msgid "" "This lets us figure out exactly how old your child is when they participate " "in a study. We never publish children's birthdates or information that would " @@ -184,33 +157,36 @@ msgstr "" "Vi publiserer aldri barnets fødselsdato eller informasjon som lar andre å " "regne ut barnets fødselsdato." -#: accounts/forms.py:365 +#: accounts/forms.py:386 msgid "Birthdays cannot be in the future." msgstr "Fødselsdag kan ikke være i fremtiden" -#: accounts/forms.py:381 accounts/forms.py:433 +#: accounts/forms.py:403 msgid "First Name" msgstr "Fornavn" -#: accounts/forms.py:383 accounts/forms.py:435 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:54 +#: accounts/forms.py:404 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:36 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:45 +msgid "Birthday" +msgstr "Fødselsdato" + +#: accounts/forms.py:405 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:44 msgid "Gender" msgstr "Kjønn" -#: accounts/forms.py:384 accounts/forms.py:436 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 +#: accounts/forms.py:406 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:48 msgid "Gestational Age at Birth" msgstr "Svangerskapsalder ved fødsel" -#: accounts/forms.py:386 accounts/forms.py:438 +#: accounts/forms.py:408 msgid "Any additional information you'd like us to know" msgstr "Er det noen tilleggsinformasjon du vil at vi skal vite?" -#: accounts/forms.py:388 accounts/forms.py:440 +#: accounts/forms.py:410 msgid "Characteristics and conditions" msgstr "Egenskaper og tilstander" -#: accounts/forms.py:390 accounts/forms.py:442 +#: accounts/forms.py:412 msgid "" "Languages this child is exposed to at home, school, or with another " "caregiver." @@ -218,7 +194,7 @@ msgstr "" "Språk barnet ditt eksponeres for hjemme, på skolen eller med andre " "forsørgere." -#: accounts/forms.py:396 accounts/forms.py:448 +#: accounts/forms.py:418 msgid "" "This lets you select the correct child to participate in a particular study. " "A nickname or initials are fine! We may include your child's name in email " @@ -231,531 +207,616 @@ msgstr "" "en ny studie tilgjengelig for Molly!\" men vi vil aldri publisere navn eller " "bruke dem i studier." -#: accounts/forms.py:399 accounts/forms.py:451 +#: accounts/forms.py:421 msgid "" "For instance, diagnosed developmental disorders or vision or hearing problems" msgstr "" "For eksempel, diagnotisert med utviklingsforstyrrelse, eller syns- eller " "hørselsvansker" -#: accounts/forms.py:402 +#: accounts/forms.py:424 msgid "Please round down to the nearest full week of pregnancy completed" msgstr "Vennligst rund av til nærmeste uke av fullført svangerskap" +#: accounts/forms.py:427 +msgid "" +"Most research studies are designed for a general age range, but some focus " +"on a particular group of children. The choices you make below are used to " +"show you studies that are designed for children with these characteristics." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:457 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Studies" +msgid "All studies" +msgstr "Studier" + +#: accounts/forms.py:458 +msgid "Studies happening right now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:459 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Scheduled studies" +msgstr "Studier nå" + +#: accounts/forms.py:462 +msgid "Find studies for..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:463 +msgid "babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:464 +msgid "toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:465 +msgid "preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:466 +msgid "school-age kids (5-17)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:467 +msgid "adults (18+)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:470 +msgid "Show studies happening..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:471 +msgid "here on the Lookit platform" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:472 +msgid "on other websites" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:477 +msgid "Hide Studies We've Done" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:516 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Lookit studies" +msgstr "Dine tidligere studier" + +#: accounts/forms.py:517 +#, fuzzy +msgid "External studies" +msgstr "Studier nå" + #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:12 -#: accounts/models.py:302 studies/fields.py:135 +#: accounts/models.py:339 studies/fields.py:136 msgid "Not sure or prefer not to answer" msgstr "Ikke sikker, eller foretrekker å ikke svare" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:13 -#: accounts/models.py:303 studies/fields.py:136 +#: accounts/models.py:340 studies/fields.py:137 msgid "Under 24 weeks" msgstr "Under 24 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:14 -#: accounts/models.py:304 studies/fields.py:137 +#: accounts/models.py:341 studies/fields.py:138 msgid "24 weeks" msgstr "24 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:15 -#: accounts/models.py:305 studies/fields.py:138 +#: accounts/models.py:342 studies/fields.py:139 msgid "25 weeks" msgstr "25 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:16 -#: accounts/models.py:306 studies/fields.py:139 +#: accounts/models.py:343 studies/fields.py:140 msgid "26 weeks" msgstr "26 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:17 -#: accounts/models.py:307 studies/fields.py:140 +#: accounts/models.py:344 studies/fields.py:141 msgid "27 weeks" msgstr "27 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:18 -#: accounts/models.py:308 studies/fields.py:141 +#: accounts/models.py:345 studies/fields.py:142 msgid "28 weeks" msgstr "28 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:19 -#: accounts/models.py:309 studies/fields.py:142 +#: accounts/models.py:346 studies/fields.py:143 msgid "29 weeks" msgstr "29 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:20 -#: accounts/models.py:310 studies/fields.py:143 +#: accounts/models.py:347 studies/fields.py:144 msgid "30 weeks" msgstr "30 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:21 -#: accounts/models.py:311 studies/fields.py:144 +#: accounts/models.py:348 studies/fields.py:145 msgid "31 weeks" msgstr "31 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:22 -#: accounts/models.py:312 studies/fields.py:145 +#: accounts/models.py:349 studies/fields.py:146 msgid "32 weeks" msgstr "32 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:23 -#: accounts/models.py:313 studies/fields.py:146 +#: accounts/models.py:350 studies/fields.py:147 msgid "33 weeks" msgstr "33 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:24 -#: accounts/models.py:314 studies/fields.py:147 +#: accounts/models.py:351 studies/fields.py:148 msgid "34 weeks" msgstr "34 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:25 -#: accounts/models.py:315 studies/fields.py:148 +#: accounts/models.py:352 studies/fields.py:149 msgid "35 weeks" msgstr "35 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:26 -#: accounts/models.py:316 studies/fields.py:149 +#: accounts/models.py:353 studies/fields.py:150 msgid "36 weeks" msgstr "36 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:27 -#: accounts/models.py:317 studies/fields.py:150 +#: accounts/models.py:354 studies/fields.py:151 msgid "37 weeks" msgstr "37 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:28 -#: accounts/models.py:318 studies/fields.py:151 +#: accounts/models.py:355 studies/fields.py:152 msgid "38 weeks" msgstr "38 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:29 -#: accounts/models.py:319 studies/fields.py:152 +#: accounts/models.py:356 studies/fields.py:153 msgid "39 weeks" msgstr "39 uker" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:30 -#: accounts/models.py:320 studies/fields.py:153 +#: accounts/models.py:357 studies/fields.py:154 msgid "40 or more weeks" msgstr "40 eller flere uker" -#: accounts/models.py:80 +#: accounts/models.py:45 +msgid "male" +msgstr "Mann" + +#: accounts/models.py:46 +msgid "female" +msgstr "Kvinne" + +#: accounts/models.py:47 +msgid "open response" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/models.py:48 accounts/models.py:510 +msgid "prefer not to answer" +msgstr "Ønsker ikke å svare" + +#: accounts/models.py:87 msgid "Can View Organization" msgstr "Kan se Organisasjon" -#: accounts/models.py:81 +#: accounts/models.py:88 msgid "Can Edit Organization" msgstr "Kan redigere Organisasjon" -#: accounts/models.py:82 +#: accounts/models.py:89 msgid "Can Create Organization" msgstr "Kan lage Organisasjon" -#: accounts/models.py:83 +#: accounts/models.py:90 msgid "Can Remove Organization" msgstr "Kan fjerne Organisasjon" -#: accounts/models.py:84 +#: accounts/models.py:91 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View Experimenter" msgstr "Kan se Experimenter" -#: accounts/models.py:85 +#: accounts/models.py:92 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View Analytics" msgstr "Kan se Analyseverktøy" -#: accounts/models.py:280 +#: accounts/models.py:324 msgid "Can Create User" msgstr "Kan lage bruker" -#: accounts/models.py:281 +#: accounts/models.py:325 msgid "Can View User" msgstr "Kan se bruker" -#: accounts/models.py:282 +#: accounts/models.py:326 msgid "Can Edit User" msgstr "Kan redigere bruker" -#: accounts/models.py:283 +#: accounts/models.py:327 msgid "Can Remove User" msgstr "Kan fjerne bruker" -#: accounts/models.py:284 +#: accounts/models.py:328 #, fuzzy msgid "Can View User Permissions" msgstr "Kan se brukertillatelser" -#: accounts/models.py:285 +#: accounts/models.py:329 #, fuzzy msgid "Can Edit User Permissions" msgstr "Kan redigere brukertillatelse" -#: accounts/models.py:286 +#: accounts/models.py:330 msgid "Can Read All User Data" msgstr "Kan lese all brukerdata" -#: accounts/models.py:287 +#: accounts/models.py:331 msgid "Can Read User Usernames" msgstr "Kan lese alle brukernavn" -#: accounts/models.py:294 accounts/models.py:397 -msgid "male" -msgstr "Mann" - -#: accounts/models.py:295 accounts/models.py:398 -msgid "female" -msgstr "Kvinne" - -#: accounts/models.py:296 accounts/models.py:399 -msgid "other" -msgstr "Annet" - -#: accounts/models.py:297 accounts/models.py:400 accounts/models.py:476 -msgid "prefer not to answer" -msgstr "Ønsker ikke å svare" - -#: accounts/models.py:387 +#: accounts/models.py:425 msgid "White" msgstr "Hvit" -#: accounts/models.py:388 +#: accounts/models.py:426 msgid "Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin" msgstr "Latinamerikansk, eller Spansk opprinnelse" -#: accounts/models.py:389 +#: accounts/models.py:427 #, fuzzy msgid "Black or African American" msgstr "Afrikansk" -#: accounts/models.py:390 +#: accounts/models.py:428 #, fuzzy msgid "Asian" msgstr "Asiatisk" -#: accounts/models.py:391 +#: accounts/models.py:429 #, fuzzy msgid "American Indian or Alaska Native" msgstr "Samisk" -#: accounts/models.py:392 +#: accounts/models.py:430 msgid "Middle Eastern or North African" msgstr "Fra Midtøsten eller Nord Afrika" -#: accounts/models.py:393 +#: accounts/models.py:431 #, fuzzy msgid "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander" msgstr "" "Nasjonal minoritet (Jøder, kvener/norskfinner, romanifolk/tatere, skogfinner " "og rom)" -#: accounts/models.py:394 +#: accounts/models.py:432 #, fuzzy msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" msgstr "Annen rase, etnisitet eller opprinnelse" -#: accounts/models.py:403 accounts/models.py:412 +#: accounts/models.py:435 accounts/models.py:444 #, fuzzy msgid "some or attending high school" msgstr "Har delvis gått på eller går på videregående skole" -#: accounts/models.py:404 accounts/models.py:413 +#: accounts/models.py:436 accounts/models.py:445 msgid "high school diploma or GED" msgstr "Fullført videregående skole eller tilsvarende" -#: accounts/models.py:405 accounts/models.py:414 +#: accounts/models.py:437 accounts/models.py:446 #, fuzzy msgid "some or attending college" msgstr "Har delvis gått på eller går på universitet eller høyskole" -#: accounts/models.py:406 accounts/models.py:415 +#: accounts/models.py:438 accounts/models.py:447 msgid "2-year college degree" msgstr "Bachelorgrad" -#: accounts/models.py:407 accounts/models.py:416 +#: accounts/models.py:439 accounts/models.py:448 msgid "4-year college degree" msgstr "Mastergrad" -#: accounts/models.py:408 accounts/models.py:417 +#: accounts/models.py:440 accounts/models.py:449 #, fuzzy msgid "some or attending graduate or professional school" msgstr "" "Har delvis gått på eller går på master-, doktor- eller profesjonsstudie" -#: accounts/models.py:409 accounts/models.py:418 +#: accounts/models.py:441 accounts/models.py:450 #, fuzzy msgid "graduate or professional degree" msgstr "Master grad, Phd, eller Profesjonsgrad" -#: accounts/models.py:419 +#: accounts/models.py:451 msgid "not applicable - no spouse or partner" msgstr "Ikke aktuelt - ingen ektefelle eller partner" -#: accounts/models.py:422 accounts/models.py:453 +#: accounts/models.py:454 accounts/models.py:487 msgid "0" msgstr "0" -#: accounts/models.py:423 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:455 accounts/models.py:481 msgid "1" msgstr "1" -#: accounts/models.py:424 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:456 accounts/models.py:482 msgid "2" msgstr "2" -#: accounts/models.py:425 +#: accounts/models.py:457 accounts/models.py:483 msgid "3" msgstr "3" -#: accounts/models.py:426 +#: accounts/models.py:458 msgid "4" msgstr "4" -#: accounts/models.py:427 +#: accounts/models.py:459 msgid "5" msgstr "5" -#: accounts/models.py:428 +#: accounts/models.py:460 msgid "6" msgstr "6" -#: accounts/models.py:429 +#: accounts/models.py:461 msgid "7" msgstr "7" -#: accounts/models.py:430 +#: accounts/models.py:462 msgid "8" msgstr "8" -#: accounts/models.py:431 +#: accounts/models.py:463 msgid "9" msgstr "9" -#: accounts/models.py:432 +#: accounts/models.py:464 msgid "10" msgstr "10" -#: accounts/models.py:433 +#: accounts/models.py:465 msgid "More than 10" msgstr "Mer enn 10" -#: accounts/models.py:436 +#: accounts/models.py:468 msgid "under 18" msgstr "Under 18" -#: accounts/models.py:437 +#: accounts/models.py:469 msgid "18-21" msgstr "8-21" -#: accounts/models.py:438 +#: accounts/models.py:470 msgid "22-24" msgstr "22-24" -#: accounts/models.py:439 +#: accounts/models.py:471 msgid "25-29" msgstr "25-29" -#: accounts/models.py:440 +#: accounts/models.py:472 msgid "30-34" msgstr "30-34" -#: accounts/models.py:441 +#: accounts/models.py:473 msgid "35-39" msgstr "35-39" -#: accounts/models.py:442 +#: accounts/models.py:474 msgid "40-44" msgstr "40-44" -#: accounts/models.py:443 +#: accounts/models.py:475 msgid "45-49" msgstr "45-49" -#: accounts/models.py:444 +#: accounts/models.py:476 msgid "50-59" msgstr "50-59" -#: accounts/models.py:445 +#: accounts/models.py:477 msgid "60-69" msgstr "60-69" -#: accounts/models.py:446 +#: accounts/models.py:478 msgid "70 or over" msgstr "70 eller over" -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "3 or more" -msgstr "3 eller mer" - -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "varies" -msgstr "Varierer" +#: accounts/models.py:484 +msgid "Another number, or explain below" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/models.py:454 +#: accounts/models.py:488 msgid "5000" msgstr "5000" -#: accounts/models.py:455 +#: accounts/models.py:489 msgid "10000" msgstr "10000" -#: accounts/models.py:456 +#: accounts/models.py:490 msgid "15000" msgstr "15000" -#: accounts/models.py:457 +#: accounts/models.py:491 msgid "20000" msgstr "20000" -#: accounts/models.py:458 +#: accounts/models.py:492 msgid "30000" msgstr "30000" -#: accounts/models.py:459 +#: accounts/models.py:493 msgid "40000" msgstr "40000" -#: accounts/models.py:460 +#: accounts/models.py:494 msgid "50000" msgstr "50000" -#: accounts/models.py:461 +#: accounts/models.py:495 msgid "60000" msgstr "60000" -#: accounts/models.py:462 +#: accounts/models.py:496 msgid "70000" msgstr "70000" -#: accounts/models.py:463 +#: accounts/models.py:497 msgid "80000" msgstr "80000" -#: accounts/models.py:464 +#: accounts/models.py:498 msgid "90000" msgstr "90000" -#: accounts/models.py:465 +#: accounts/models.py:499 msgid "100000" msgstr "100000" -#: accounts/models.py:466 +#: accounts/models.py:500 msgid "110000" msgstr "110000" -#: accounts/models.py:467 +#: accounts/models.py:501 msgid "120000" msgstr "120000" -#: accounts/models.py:468 +#: accounts/models.py:502 msgid "130000" msgstr "130000" -#: accounts/models.py:469 +#: accounts/models.py:503 msgid "140000" msgstr "140000" -#: accounts/models.py:470 +#: accounts/models.py:504 msgid "150000" msgstr "150000" -#: accounts/models.py:471 +#: accounts/models.py:505 msgid "160000" msgstr "160000" -#: accounts/models.py:472 +#: accounts/models.py:506 msgid "170000" msgstr "170000" -#: accounts/models.py:473 +#: accounts/models.py:507 msgid "180000" msgstr "180000" -#: accounts/models.py:474 +#: accounts/models.py:508 msgid "190000" msgstr "190000" -#: accounts/models.py:475 +#: accounts/models.py:509 msgid "over 200000" msgstr "over 200000" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "urban" msgstr "Urbant" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 #, fuzzy msgid "suburban" msgstr "Boligområde, utenfor tettstrøk" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 #, fuzzy msgid "rural" msgstr "Ute på landet" -#: accounts/models.py:529 +#: accounts/models.py:567 msgid "Select a State" msgstr "Velg Fylke" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:24 +#: accounts/models.py:717 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Gan" +msgid "and" +msgstr "Gan" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:15 msgid "Account Information" msgstr "Brukerinformasjon" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:7 msgid "Change your login credentials and/or nickname." msgstr "Endre påloggingsinformasjon og / eller kallenavn." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:10 #, fuzzy msgid "Demographic Survey" msgstr "Demografisk undersøkelse" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:12 msgid "Tell us more about yourself." msgstr "Fortell oss mer om deg selv" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:15 msgid "Children Information" msgstr "Informasjon om barn" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:17 #, fuzzy msgid "Add or edit participant information." msgstr "Legg til eller rediger deltagerinformasjon" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:21 +msgid "Continue to Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:23 +msgid "Go on to" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:29 +msgid "Find Another Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:31 +msgid "Find a Study Now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:35 +msgid "See all available studies." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:38 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:6 msgid "Email Preferences" msgstr "E-post preferanser" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:40 msgid "Edit when you can be contacted." msgstr "Rediger når du kan bli kontaktet" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:14 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:43 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:67 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:78 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:16 -msgid "My Account" -msgstr "Min konto" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:58 -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:46 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:102 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:38 -msgid "Save" -msgstr "Lagre" +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:6 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Account Information" +msgid "Update account information" +msgstr "Brukerinformasjon" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:45 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:28 msgid "Change Your Password" msgstr "Bytt passordet ditt" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:68 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:42 msgid "Manage Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "Administrer tofaktorautentisering" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:49 msgid "" "If you'd like, you can turn two-factor authentication off here. Just enter " "your one-time password here, hit submit, and it'll get deleted for you!" @@ -763,11 +824,18 @@ msgstr "" "Hvis du vil, kan du slå av tofaktorautentisering her. Bare skriv inn " "engangspassordet ditt her, trykk på send, så blir det slettet for deg!" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:108 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:54 +msgid "" +"It looks like you were in the middle of setting up two factor " +"authentication, but didn't complete the process. You can capture the QR code " +"here, verify with a one-time password, and finish the process." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:69 msgid "Set up Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "Sett opp to-faktor autentisering" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:15 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:13 msgid "All Participants" msgstr "Alle deltagere" @@ -775,133 +843,66 @@ msgstr "Alle deltagere" msgid "Participant ID" msgstr "Deltager ID" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:24 -msgid "Last Active:" -msgstr "Sist aktiv" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:25 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Participant global ID:" -msgstr "Global deltager ID" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:31 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:105 -msgid "Children" -msgstr "Barn" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:46 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:40 msgid "Age" msgstr "Alder" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:70 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:52 msgid "Additional Info" msgstr "Tilleggsinformasjon" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:79 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:57 msgid "No children profiles registered!" msgstr "Ingen barneprofiler er registrert" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 #, fuzzy msgid "Latest Demographic Data" msgstr "Siste demografisk data" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:94 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:64 +msgid "Country" +msgstr "Land" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:68 msgid "State" msgstr "Fylke" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:102 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:72 msgid "Area description" msgstr "Beskrivelse av område" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:110 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:76 msgid "Languages Spoken at Home" msgstr "Språket som snakkes hjemme" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:118 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:80 msgid "Number of Children" msgstr "Antall barn" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:126 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:84 #, fuzzy msgid "Children current ages" msgstr "Alderen til barna nå" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:134 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:90 +#, fuzzy +msgid "No Response" +msgstr "Svar fra studien" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:95 msgid "Number of Guardians" msgstr "Antall foresatte" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:142 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:99 msgid "Explanation for Guardians:" msgstr "Beskrivelse av foresatte" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:150 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:103 #, fuzzy msgid "Race" msgstr "Etnisitet" -#: exp/templates/exp/dashboard.html:16 -msgid "Dashboard" -msgstr "Dashbord" - -#: project/settings.py:228 studies/fields.py:68 -msgid "German" -msgstr "Tysk" - -#: project/settings.py:229 studies/fields.py:57 -msgid "English" -msgstr "Engelsk" - -#: project/settings.py:230 studies/fields.py:101 -msgid "Spanish" -msgstr "Spansk" - -#: project/settings.py:232 studies/fields.py:66 -msgid "French" -msgstr "Fransk" - -#: project/settings.py:235 studies/fields.py:76 -msgid "Italian" -msgstr "Italiensk" - -#: project/settings.py:236 studies/fields.py:77 -msgid "Japanese" -msgstr "Japansk" - -#: project/settings.py:237 studies/fields.py:82 -msgid "Korean" -msgstr "Koreansk" - -#: project/settings.py:239 studies/fields.py:94 -msgid "Polish" -msgstr "Polsk" - -#: project/settings.py:240 studies/fields.py:95 -msgid "Portuguese" -msgstr "Portugisisk" - -#: project/settings.py:241 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Portuguese" -msgid "Brazilian Portuguese" -msgstr "Portugisisk" - -#: project/settings.py:242 studies/fields.py:96 -msgid "Romanian" -msgstr "Rumensk" - -#: project/settings.py:243 studies/fields.py:97 -msgid "Russian" -msgstr "Russisk" - -#: project/settings.py:244 studies/fields.py:107 -msgid "Turkish" -msgstr "Tyrkisk" - -#: project/settings.py:246 studies/fields.py:64 -msgid "Dutch" -msgstr "Nederlandsk" - #: studies/fields.py:7 msgid "Autism Spectrum Disorder" msgstr "Autismespekterforstyrrelser" @@ -955,6 +956,10 @@ msgstr "Septuplett (syv barn født samtidig)" msgid "Octuplet" msgstr "Octuplet (åtte barn født samtidig)" +#: studies/fields.py:57 +msgid "English" +msgstr "Engelsk" + #: studies/fields.py:58 msgid "Amharic" msgstr "Amharisk" @@ -979,14 +984,26 @@ msgstr "Cebuano" msgid "Chhattisgarhi" msgstr "Chhattisgarhi" +#: studies/fields.py:64 +msgid "Dutch" +msgstr "Nederlandsk" + #: studies/fields.py:65 msgid "Egyptian Spoken Arabic" msgstr "Egyptisk Muntlig Arabisk" +#: studies/fields.py:66 +msgid "French" +msgstr "Fransk" + #: studies/fields.py:67 msgid "Gan" msgstr "Gan" +#: studies/fields.py:68 +msgid "German" +msgstr "Tysk" + #: studies/fields.py:69 msgid "Gujarati" msgstr "Gujarati" @@ -1000,164 +1017,206 @@ msgid "Hausa" msgstr "Hausa" #: studies/fields.py:72 +msgid "Hebrew" +msgstr "" + +#: studies/fields.py:73 msgid "Hindi" msgstr "Hindi" -#: studies/fields.py:73 +#: studies/fields.py:74 msgid "Igbo" msgstr "Igbo" -#: studies/fields.py:74 +#: studies/fields.py:75 msgid "Indonesian" msgstr "Indonesisk" -#: studies/fields.py:75 +#: studies/fields.py:76 msgid "Iranian Persian" msgstr "Iransk persisk" +#: studies/fields.py:77 +msgid "Italian" +msgstr "Italiensk" + #: studies/fields.py:78 +msgid "Japanese" +msgstr "Japansk" + +#: studies/fields.py:79 msgid "Javanese" msgstr "Javanesisk" -#: studies/fields.py:79 +#: studies/fields.py:80 msgid "Jinyu" msgstr "Jinyu" -#: studies/fields.py:80 +#: studies/fields.py:81 msgid "Kannada" msgstr "Kannada" -#: studies/fields.py:81 +#: studies/fields.py:82 msgid "Khmer" msgstr "Khmer" #: studies/fields.py:83 -msgid "Magahi" -msgstr "Magahi" +msgid "Korean" +msgstr "Koreansk" #: studies/fields.py:84 +msgid "Magahi" +msgstr "Magahi" + +#: studies/fields.py:85 msgid "Maithili" msgstr "Maithili" -#: studies/fields.py:85 +#: studies/fields.py:86 msgid "Malay" msgstr "Malaysisk" -#: studies/fields.py:86 +#: studies/fields.py:87 msgid "Malayalam" msgstr "Malayalam" -#: studies/fields.py:87 -msgid "Mandarin" +#: studies/fields.py:88 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Mandarin" +msgid "Chinese (Mandarin)" msgstr "Mandarin" -#: studies/fields.py:88 +#: studies/fields.py:89 msgid "Marathi" msgstr "Marathi" -#: studies/fields.py:89 +#: studies/fields.py:90 msgid "Min Nan" msgstr "Min Nan" -#: studies/fields.py:90 +#: studies/fields.py:91 msgid "Moroccan Spoken Arabic" msgstr "Marokkansk talt arabisk" -#: studies/fields.py:91 +#: studies/fields.py:92 msgid "Northern Pashto" msgstr "Northern Pashto" -#: studies/fields.py:92 +#: studies/fields.py:93 msgid "Northern Uzbek" msgstr "Nord-usbekisk" -#: studies/fields.py:93 +#: studies/fields.py:94 msgid "Odia" msgstr "Odia" +#: studies/fields.py:95 +msgid "Polish" +msgstr "Polsk" + +#: studies/fields.py:96 +msgid "Portuguese" +msgstr "Portugisisk" + +#: studies/fields.py:97 +msgid "Romanian" +msgstr "Rumensk" + #: studies/fields.py:98 +msgid "Russian" +msgstr "Russisk" + +#: studies/fields.py:99 msgid "Saraiki" msgstr "Saraiki" -#: studies/fields.py:99 +#: studies/fields.py:100 msgid "Sindhi" msgstr "Sindhi" -#: studies/fields.py:100 +#: studies/fields.py:101 msgid "Somali" msgstr "Somalisk" #: studies/fields.py:102 +msgid "Spanish" +msgstr "Spansk" + +#: studies/fields.py:103 msgid "Sunda" msgstr "Sunda" -#: studies/fields.py:103 +#: studies/fields.py:104 msgid "Tagalog" msgstr "Tagalog" -#: studies/fields.py:104 +#: studies/fields.py:105 msgid "Tamil" msgstr "Tamil" -#: studies/fields.py:105 +#: studies/fields.py:106 msgid "Telugu" msgstr "Telugu" -#: studies/fields.py:106 +#: studies/fields.py:107 msgid "Thai" msgstr "Thai" #: studies/fields.py:108 +msgid "Turkish" +msgstr "Tyrkisk" + +#: studies/fields.py:109 msgid "Ukrainian" msgstr "Ukrainsk" -#: studies/fields.py:109 +#: studies/fields.py:110 msgid "Urdu" msgstr "Urdu" -#: studies/fields.py:110 +#: studies/fields.py:111 msgid "Vietnamese" msgstr "Vietnamesisk" -#: studies/fields.py:111 +#: studies/fields.py:112 msgid "Western Punjabi" msgstr "Vestlige Punjabi" -#: studies/fields.py:112 +#: studies/fields.py:113 msgid "Wu" msgstr "Wu" -#: studies/fields.py:113 +#: studies/fields.py:114 msgid "Xiang Chinese" msgstr "Xiang kinesisk" -#: studies/fields.py:114 +#: studies/fields.py:115 msgid "Yoruba" msgstr "Yoruba" -#: studies/fields.py:115 -msgid "Yue" -msgstr "Yue" +#: studies/fields.py:116 +msgid "Chinese (Cantonese)" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:123 +#: studies/fields.py:124 msgid "Not answered" msgstr "Ikke svart" -#: studies/fields.py:124 +#: studies/fields.py:125 msgid "Other" msgstr "Annet" -#: studies/fields.py:125 +#: studies/fields.py:126 #, fuzzy msgid "Male" msgstr "Gutt" -#: studies/fields.py:126 +#: studies/fields.py:127 #, fuzzy msgid "Female" msgstr "Jente" -#: studies/models.py:113 +#: studies/models.py:143 #, fuzzy msgid "" "The Users who belong to this Lab. A user in this lab will be able to create " @@ -1167,174 +1226,70 @@ msgstr "" "stand til å lage studier tilknyttet til denne labben og kan legges til " "labbens studier." -#: studies/models.py:122 +#: studies/models.py:152 #, fuzzy msgid "The Users who have requested to join this Lab." msgstr "Brukerene som har bedt om arbeide i labben" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:10 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:21 web/templates/web/_navigation.html:26 -#: web/templates/web/base.html:10 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Lookit" -msgstr "Lookit" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:53 -msgid "" -"This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " -"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " -"Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " -"NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " -"findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are " -"those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the " -"National Science Foundation." -msgstr "" -"Dette materialet er basert på arbeid støttet av National Science Foundation " -"(NSF) under tilskudd 1429216 og 1823919; Center for Brains, Minds and " -"Machines (CBMM), finansiert av NSF STC-prisen CCF-1231216, og av et NSF " -"Graduate Research Fellowship under tilskudd nr. 1122374. Enhver mening, funn " -"og konklusjoner eller anbefalinger uttrykt i dette materialet tilhører " -"forfatterne og reflekterer ikke nødvendigvis synspunktene til National " -"Science Foundation." - -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:60 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:48 -msgid "Privacy" -msgstr "Personvern" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:61 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:49 -msgid "Contact us" -msgstr "Kontakt oss" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:63 -msgid "Connect" -msgstr "Få kontakt" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:16 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Participate" -msgid "Participation" -msgstr "Delta" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:40 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Log in to participate" -msgid "How can we participate online?" -msgstr "Logg inn for å delta" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:69 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Log in to participate" -msgid "How do we provide consent to participate?" -msgstr "Logg inn for å delta" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:107 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "What is your gender?" -msgid "Who will see our video?" -msgstr "Hva er ditt kjønn?" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:150 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Duration" -msgid "Habituation" -msgstr "Varighet" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:181 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" -msgstr "Vi holder ikke på med noen studier akkurat nå!" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:12 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Participate" -msgid "Participate in a Study" -msgstr "Delta" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:11 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Privacy Statement" -msgid "Privacy statement" -msgstr "Personvernserklæring" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:22 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "All Participants" -msgid "For participants" -msgstr "Alle deltagere" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:214 -#, fuzzy -#| msgid "Additional Info" -msgid "Additional Information" -msgstr "Tilleggsinformasjon" - -#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:6 +#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:5 msgid "You've successfully logged out." msgstr "Du har logget av" -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:8 -#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:9 -#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:9 web/templates/web/study-detail.html:22 -msgid "Your login credentials didn't work. Please try again." -msgstr "Påloggingsinformasjonen din fungerte ikke. Vennligst prøv igjen." - -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:18 -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:50 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:6 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:9 msgid "Login" msgstr "Logg inn" -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:34 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25 msgid "Forgot password?" msgstr "Glemt passord?" -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:36 -msgid "New to Lookit?" -msgstr "Ny på Lookit?" +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "New to Children Helping Science?" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/registration/login.html:36 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 msgid "Register your family!" msgstr "Registrer familien din!" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:9 #, fuzzy msgid "Password changed" msgstr "Passordet er byttet" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:12 msgid "Your password was changed." msgstr "Ditt passord har blitt forandret" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:12 msgid "Documentation" msgstr "Dokumentasjon" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 msgid "Change password" msgstr "Bytt passord" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 msgid "Log out" msgstr "Logg ut" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:7 -#: web/templates/web/home.html:3 web/templates/web/home.html:7 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:18 msgid "Home" msgstr "Hjem" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:8 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:19 msgid "Password change" msgstr "Passordbytte" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:21 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:36 msgid "Please correct the error below." msgstr "Vennligst korriger feilen under" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:21 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:38 msgid "Please correct the errors below." msgstr "Vennligst korriger feilene under" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:26 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:43 msgid "" "Please enter your old password, for security's sake, and then enter your new " "password twice so we can verify you typed it in correctly." @@ -1342,30 +1297,30 @@ msgstr "" "Vennligst fyll inn ditt gamle passord, for sikkerhets skyld, og fyll inn " "ditt nye passord to ganger så vi kan bekrefte at du har skrevet det riktig" -#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:54 -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:31 +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:64 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:6 msgid "Change my password" msgstr "Bytt passordet mitt" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:8 +msgid "Log in" +msgstr "Logg inn" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:10 msgid "Password reset complete" msgstr "Passordbytte fullført" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:12 #, fuzzy msgid "Your password has been set. You may go ahead and log in now." msgstr "Passordet ditt har blitt lagret. Du kan nå logge inn." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:17 -msgid "Log in" -msgstr "Logg inn" - -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:8 #, fuzzy msgid "Password reset confirmation" msgstr "Bekreft tilbakestilling av passord" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:17 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11 msgid "" "Please enter your new password twice so we can verify you typed it in " "correctly." @@ -1373,15 +1328,7 @@ msgstr "" "Vennligst fyll inn ditt nye passord to ganger så vi kan bekrefte at du skrev " "det riktig" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:23 -msgid "New password:" -msgstr "Nytt passord:" - -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:28 -msgid "Confirm password:" -msgstr "Bekreft passord:" - -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:37 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:21 #, fuzzy msgid "" "The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been " @@ -1391,11 +1338,11 @@ msgstr "" "utgått eller blitt brukt før. Vennligst be om å tilbakestille passordet på " "nytt" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:6 msgid "Password reset link sent" msgstr "Lenke for tilbakestilling av passord" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:9 msgid "" "If an account exists with the email you entered, we've emailed instructions " "for resetting your password and you should receive them shortly." @@ -1404,7 +1351,7 @@ msgstr "" "instruksjoner for å tilbakestille passordet ditt per e-post, og du vil motta " "dem snart." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:17 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:12 msgid "" "If you don't receive an email, please check your spam folder and make sure " "you've entered the address you registered with. (You won't get an email " @@ -1414,11 +1361,11 @@ msgstr "" "for at du har angitt adressen du registrerte deg med. (Du får ikke en e-post " "med mindre det allerede finnes en konto som er tilknyttet e-postadressen!)" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:2 -#, fuzzy, python-format +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:3 +#, fuzzy msgid "" "You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your " -"user account at %(site_name)s." +"user account at Children Helping Science." msgstr "" "Du har mottatt denne e-posten fordi du ønsket å tilbakestille passordet for " "denne brukeren på %(site_name)" @@ -1432,21 +1379,23 @@ msgstr "Vennligst gå til denne siden og lag et nytt passord:" msgid "Your username, in case you've forgotten:" msgstr "I tilfelle du har glemt det, er brukernavnet ditt:" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:9 msgid "Thanks for using our site!" msgstr "Takk for at du bruker siden vår!" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:12 -#, fuzzy, python-format -#| msgid "The %(site_name)s team" -msgid "The %(site_name)s team" -msgstr "Teamet til %(site_name)" +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10 +msgid "The Children Helping Science team" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:6 +msgid "Reset my password" +msgstr "Tilbakestill passordet mitt" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:8 msgid "Password reset" msgstr "Tilbakestilling av passord" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:15 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11 #, fuzzy msgid "" "Forgotten your password? Enter your email address below, and we'll email " @@ -1455,289 +1404,1842 @@ msgstr "" "Glemt passord? Skriv e-postadressen din under, så sender vi deg " "instruksjoner for å lage et nytt passord." -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:21 -msgid "Email address:" -msgstr "E-postadresse: " +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_subject_1.txt:2 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Password reset link sent" +msgid "Password reset on Children Helping Science" +msgstr "Lenke for tilbakestilling av passord" -#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:24 -msgid "Reset my password" -msgstr "Tilbakestill passordet mitt" +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " +#| "Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " +#| "Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " +#| "NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +#| "findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material " +#| "are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of " +#| "the National Science Foundation." +msgid "" +"This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " +"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216, 1823919, and 2209756; the Center for " +"Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and " +"by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +"findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are " +"those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the " +"National Science Foundation." +msgstr "" +"Dette materialet er basert på arbeid støttet av National Science Foundation " +"(NSF) under tilskudd 1429216 og 1823919; Center for Brains, Minds and " +"Machines (CBMM), finansiert av NSF STC-prisen CCF-1231216, og av et NSF " +"Graduate Research Fellowship under tilskudd nr. 1122374. Enhver mening, funn " +"og konklusjoner eller anbefalinger uttrykt i dette materialet tilhører " +"forfatterne og reflekterer ikke nødvendigvis synspunktene til National " +"Science Foundation." + +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:14 +msgid "Privacy" +msgstr "Personvern" + +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:17 +msgid "Contact us" +msgstr "Kontakt oss" + +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:20 +msgid "Connect" +msgstr "Få kontakt" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:22 +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:3 +msgid "Logout" +msgstr "Logg ut" + +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:4 #, fuzzy msgid "Experimenter" msgstr "Experimenter" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:33 web/templates/web/studies-list.html:4 -msgid "Studies" -msgstr "Studier" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:10 +msgid "studies for babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:34 -msgid "FAQ" -msgstr "Spørsmål og svar" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:17 +msgid "studies for toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:35 -msgid "The Scientists" -msgstr "Forskerne:" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:26 +msgid "studies for preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:36 -msgid "Resources" -msgstr "Ressurser" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:33 +msgid "studies for school-aged kids & teens (5-17)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:45 -msgid "Hi" -msgstr "Hei" +#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:35 +msgid "Children Helping Science" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:47 -msgid "Logout" -msgstr "Logg ut" +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:8 web/templates/web/children-list.html:6 +msgid "Children" +msgstr "Barn" -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:49 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Sign up" -msgstr "Lag en konto" +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:15 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:9 +msgid "Cancel" +msgstr "Avbryt" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:4 -#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:116 +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:16 web/templates/web/child-add.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:10 +msgid "Add Child" +msgstr "Legg til barn" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:8 +#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:101 msgid "Child" msgstr "Barn" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:14 #, fuzzy msgid "Back to Children List" msgstr "Tilbake til Barnelisten" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:31 -msgid "Update" -msgstr "Oppdater" - -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:41 +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:15 msgid "Delete" msgstr "Slett" -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:44 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:92 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:100 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:36 -msgid "Cancel" -msgstr "Avbryt" +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:13 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:10 +msgid "Save" +msgstr "Lagre" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:40 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Empty birthday" -msgstr "Uten bursdag" +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:28 +msgid "Update" +msgstr "Oppdater" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:47 -msgid " day" -msgstr " dag" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:9 +msgid "Update child" +msgstr "Oppdater barn" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:47 -msgid " days" -msgstr " dager" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:19 +msgid "Click the 'Add Child' button to add a child to your account." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:49 -msgid " month" -msgstr " måned" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:22 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button. Click the 'Find a Study' button " +"to view the studies available for your children." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:49 -msgid " months" -msgstr " måneder" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:26 +msgid "" +"When you are ready, click the 'Continue to Study' button to go on to your " +"study, '{{ request.session.study_name }}'." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:51 -msgid " year" -msgstr " år" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:30 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:51 -msgid " years" -msgstr " år" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:33 +msgid "" +"If the 'Continue to Study' button still isn't lighting up, the study may " +"have become full or be recruiting a slightly different set of kids right " +"now. You might also be missing a piece of information about your family, " +"such as the languages you speak at home." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:61 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:77 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:82 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:94 -msgid "Add Child" -msgstr "Legg til barn" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"You can click the 'Demographic Survey' button to add more information about " +"your family, 'Find Another Study' to explore more studies for your family, " +"or " +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:61 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:77 -#, fuzzy -msgid "Hide Form" -msgstr "Skjul skjema" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"click here to review the requirements for '{{ request.session." +"study_name }}'." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:111 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:44 msgid "Name" msgstr "Navn" -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:121 -msgid "Update child" -msgstr "Oppdater barn" +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:64 +#, fuzzy +msgid "No child profiles registered!" +msgstr "Ingen barneprofiler registrert!" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:10 +msgid "Technical difficulties" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:13 +msgid "" +"To report any technical difficulties during participation, please contact " +"our team by email at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:14 web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:17 +msgid "Questions about the studies" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +msgid "" +"If you have any questions or concerns about the studies, please first check " +"our FAQ. With any additional questions, please contact us at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:23 web/templates/web/privacy.html:161 +msgid "For researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:26 +msgid "" +"Lookit is available to all developmental researchers, and the code is " +"entirely open- To learn more about running your own studies or contributing, " +"please check out the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/faq.html:746 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Documentation" +msgid "documentation" +msgstr "Dokumentasjon" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:32 +msgid "" +"Several initial test studies of a prototype Lookit platform were completed " +"in 2015; you can read about the results, and strengths and limitations of " +"the platform, in " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "these papers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:7 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Update demographics" +msgstr "Oppdater demografi" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:21 +msgid "If the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:24 +msgid "You can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:25 +msgid "click here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:26 +msgid "to review the requirements for" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:32 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you take your first study, we " +"are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you continue to the main study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "we are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:40 +msgid "" +"Use this form to share more information about your family. When you are " +"ready to move on, you can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:44 +#, fuzzy +msgid "" +"One reason we are developing Internet-based experiments is to represent a " +"more diverse group of families in our research. Your answers to these " +"questions will help us understand what audience we reach, as well as how " +"factors like speaking multiple languages or having older siblings affect " +"children's learning." +msgstr "" +"En grunn til at vi utvikler internett-baserte eksperimenter er for å " +"representere et større mangfold av familier i vår forskning. Dine svar vil " +"hjelpe oss å forstå hvilken demografi vi når, og hvilken faktorer, som å " +"være flerspråklig eller antall søsken, som påvirker barns læring." + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:47 +#, fuzzy +msgid "" +"Even if you allow your study videos to be published for scientific or " +"publicity purposes, your demographic information is never published in " +"conjunction with your video." +msgstr "" +"Selv om du tillater oss å publisere videoene dine fra studier for " +"vitenskapelige eller publiseringsformål, vil vi aldri publisere din " +"demografiske informasjon sammen med videoen din." + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:10 web/templates/web/garden/about.html:14 +msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:12 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participation" +msgstr "Delta" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:22 +msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:30 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Dine tidligere studier" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Vi holder ikke på med noen studier akkurat nå!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Hva er ditt kjønn?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Varighet" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "Hvilket fylke bor du i?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Hvor gammel er du?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Logg inn for å delta" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Forskerne:" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Delta" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Hjem" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Jeg ønsker å bli kontaktet når:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Logg inn for å delta" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Lag konto" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Opprett deltakerkonto" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "For å registrere deg som forsker, vennligst bruk" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "i stedet" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +#, fuzzy +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "Ved å trykke \"Lag konto\", er jeg enig om at jeg har akkseptert " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Personvernserklæring" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Personvernserklæring" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Alle deltagere" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Je eerdere studies" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "We voeren op dit moment geen studies uit!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Wat is uw geslacht?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Duur" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "In welke provincie woont u?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Wat is uw leeftijd?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Log in om mee te doen" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "De wetenschappers" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Deelnemen" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Thuis" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Ik wil dat er met mij contact wordt opgenomen als:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Log in om mee te doen" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Maak een account aan" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Maak een deelnemersaccount aan" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "Gebruik om u als onderzoeker te registreren" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "in plaats daarvan" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "Door op 'Account aanmaken' te klikken, ga ik ermee akkoord dat ik het " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Privacyverklaring" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Privacyverklaring" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Alle deelnemers" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Dine tidligere studier" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Vi holder ikke på med noen studier akkurat nå!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Hva er ditt kjønn?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Varighet" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "Hvilket fylke bor du i?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Hvor gammel er du?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Logg inn for å delta" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Forskerne:" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Delta" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Hjem" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Jeg ønsker å bli kontaktet når:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Logg inn for å delta" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Lag konto" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Opprett deltakerkonto" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "For å registrere deg som forsker, vennligst bruk" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "i stedet" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +#, fuzzy +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "Ved å trykke \"Lag konto\", er jeg enig om at jeg har akkseptert " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Personvernserklæring" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Personvernserklæring" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Alle deltagere" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Twoje zeszłe badania" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "W tej chwili nie prowadzimy żadnych badań!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Jaka jest państwa płeć?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Czas trwania" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "W jakim województwie Państwo mieszkają?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "login badacza" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Jaki jest państwa wiek?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Zaloguj się, aby wziąć udział" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Badacze" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Weź udział w projekcie" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Strona główna" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Chciałbym/chciałabym, żeby skontaktowano się ze mną kiedy:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Zaloguj się, aby wziąć udział" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Utwórz konto" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participant account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Konto uczestnika/uczestniczki" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead?" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "Zamiast tego?" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "" +"Klikając w \"Utwórz konto\", zgadzam się, że przeczytałem/am i " +"zaakceptowałem/am" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Oświadczenie o ochronie prywatności" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Oświadczenie o ochronie prywatności" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Wszyscy uczestnicy" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Seus estudos anteriores" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "No momento, não estamos realizando estudos!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Qual é o seu sexo?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Duração" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "Em qual estado você mora?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Qual é a sua idade?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Faça login para participar" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Os cientistas" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Participar" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Tela Inicial" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Gostaria de ser contatado quando:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Faça login para participar" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Criar Conta" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Crie uma conta de Participante" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "Para se registrar como pesquisador, por favor use" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "ao invés" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "Ao clicar em \"Criar conta\", concordo que li e aceitei o " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Declaração de privacidade" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Declaração de privacidade" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Todos os participantes" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Seus estudos anteriores" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "No momento, não estamos realizando estudos!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Qual é o seu género?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Duração" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "Em que estado mora?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Qual é a sua idade?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Faça login para participar" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Os cientistass" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Participar" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Tela Inicial" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Gostaria de ser contatado quando:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Faça login para participar" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Criar Conta" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Create Account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Criar Conta" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +msgid "instead." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "Ao clicar em \"Criar conta\", concordo que li e aceitei o " + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Declaração de privacidade" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Declaração de privacidade" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Todos os participantes" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Studiile dvs. precedente" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Nu derulăm niciun studiu în acest moment!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Ce gen aveţi?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Durată" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "În ce județ locuiți?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "conectare cercetător" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Ce vârstă aveți?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Conectați-vă pentru a participa" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Oamenii de știință" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Participați" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Acasă" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Aș dori să fiu contactat / contactată când:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Conectați-vă pentru a participa" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Creare cont" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participant account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Contul participantului" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead?" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "cumva?" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "Făcând clic pe „Creare cont”, sunt de acord că am citit și acceptat" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Declarația de confidențialitate" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Declarația de confidențialitate" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Toți participanții" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Ваши прошлые исследования" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Сейчас мы не проводим никаких исследований!" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " +"that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +"Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " +"encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +"sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +"securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.
\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Who will see our video?" +msgstr "Какого Вы пола?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +msgid "" +"\n" +"When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " +"govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " +"development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " +"Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " +"of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.
\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 +msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 +msgid "" +"For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " +"their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " +"child looks and/or how long your child looks at the screen rather than " +"looking away. Our calibration videos (example shown below) help us get an " +"idea of what it looks like when your child is looking to the right or the " +"left, so we can code the rest of the video." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 +msgid "" +"Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " +"easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 +msgid "" +"Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " +"about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " +"to learn more about how children learn." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Duration" +msgid "Habituation" +msgstr "Продолжительность" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 +msgid "Violation of expectation" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 +msgid "" +"Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " +"Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " +"find surprising, so in some cases, we can take their looking times as a " +"measure of how surprised they are." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 +msgid "Preferential looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 +msgid "" +"Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " +"decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " +"technique, we present children with a choice between two side-by-side images " +"or videos, and see if children spend more time looking at one of them. We " +"may additionally play audio that matches one of the videos. The video below " +"shows a participant looking to her left when asked to 'find clapping'; the " +"display she's watching is shown at the top." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 +msgid "Predictive looking" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 +msgid "" +"Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " +"see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " +"to look at their eye movements. For example, if a child sees a ball roll " +"behind a barrier, she may look to the other edge of the barrier, expecting " +"the ball to emerge there. We may also set up artificial predictive " +"relationships--for instance, the syllable 'da' means a toy will appear at " +"the left of the screen, and 'ba' means a toy will appear at the right. Then " +"we can see whether children learn these relationships, and how they " +"generalize, by watching where they look when they hear a syllable." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 +msgid "" +"Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " +"think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " +"object two different made-up names, and children were asked which is the " +"correct name for the object." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 +msgid "" +"Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " +"measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " +"child learn to press one key when a circle appears and another key when a " +"square appears, and then look at factors that influence how quickly they " +"press a key." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 +msgid "" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:364 +msgid "" +"Certainly--thanks for your dedication! You may see a warning that you have " +"already participated in the study when you go to try it again, but you can " +"ignore it. You don't need to tell us that you tried the study before; we'll " +"have a record of your previous participation." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:377 +msgid "" +"My child is outside the age range. Can he/she still participate in this " +"study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:386 +msgid "" +"Sure! We may not be able to use his or her data in our research directly, " +"but if you're curious you're welcome to try the study anyway. (Sometimes big " +"siblings really want their own turn!) If your child is just below the " +"minimum age for a study, however, we encourage you to wait so that we'll be " +"able to use the data." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:399 +msgid "My child was born prematurely. Should we use his/her adjusted age?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:408 +msgid "" +"For study eligibility, we usually use the child's chronological age (time " +"since birth), even for premature babies. If adjusted age is important for a " +"particular study, we will make that clear in the study eligibility criteria." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:421 +msgid "" +"Our family speaks a language other than English at home. Can my child " +"participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:430 +msgid "" +"Sure! Right now, instructions for children and parents are written only in " +"English, so some of them may be confusing to a child who does not hear " +"English regularly. However, you're welcome to try any of the studies and " +"translate for your child if you can. If it matters for the study whether " +"your child speaks any languages besides English, we'll ask specifically. You " +"can also indicate the languages your child speaks or is learning to speak on " +"your demographic survey." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:443 +msgid "" +"My child has been diagnosed with a developmental disorder or has special " +"needs. Can he/she still participate?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:451 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 +msgid "" +"I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " +"together?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 +msgid "" +"If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " +"participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " +"fascinating subject in its own right but usually not the focus of our " +"research." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 +msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +msgid "" +"\n" +"We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +"children, but to learn from them.
\n" +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 +msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 +msgid "" +"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " +"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " +"rules of the university that's doing the research.) This information will be " +"listed on the study description page." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" +"\n" +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 +msgid "Technical" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 +msgid "What browsers are supported?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +msgid "" +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 +msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "В каком регионе Вы живете?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "researcher login" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "Вход для исследователя" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Сколько Вам лет?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Войдите, чтобы принять участие" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Исследователи" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participate" +msgid "Participate in a Study" +msgstr "Участвовать" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Главная страница" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 +msgid "" +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 +msgid "" +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "" +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Я хотел(-а) бы, чтобы со мной связались, когда:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Войдите, чтобы принять участие" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Cоздать учетную запись" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Participant account" +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Учетная запись участника" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +msgid "instead." +msgstr "вместо?" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "" +"Нажимая \"Создать учетную запись\", я подтверждаю, что прочитал(-а) и " +"принял(-а)" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Заявление о конфиденциальности" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgid "Privacy statement" +msgstr "Заявление о конфиденциальности" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 +msgid "Introduction" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +msgid "" +"Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " +"our Platform to conduct\n" +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "All Participants" +msgid "For participants" +msgstr "Все участники" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +msgid "" +"Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " +"about how children learn and\n" +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 +msgid "What personal information we collect" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 +msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +msgid "" +"\n" #~ " Используя Lookit или запрашивая доступ к нему, вы соглашаетесь с " #~ "тем, что прочитали и приняли " -#~ "Условия использования и Заявление о конфиденциальности .\n" +#~ "Условия использования
и Заявление о конфиденциальности .\n" #~ " " #~ msgid "" @@ -1666,6 +3738,3 @@ msgstr "Настройки электронной почты" #~ msgid "Signup" #~ msgstr "Регистрация" - -#~ msgid "Update account information" -#~ msgstr "Обновить информацию об учетной записи" diff --git a/locale/tr/LC_MESSAGES/django.po b/locale/tr/LC_MESSAGES/django.po index 8a659a71f..eb4dbd328 100644 --- a/locale/tr/LC_MESSAGES/django.po +++ b/locale/tr/LC_MESSAGES/django.po @@ -2,14 +2,14 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: MBAH_studiespage\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-10-15 17:00+0200\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2024-04-09 19:34-0400\n" "Language: tr\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "X-Generator: POEditor.com\n" -#: accounts/forms.py:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:56 msgid "Enter a valid 6-digit one-time password from Google Authenticator" msgstr "" "Google Authenticator'dan 6 basamaklı geçerli bir tek kullanımlık şifre girin" @@ -36,42 +36,24 @@ msgstr "" msgid "This account is inactive." msgstr "Bu hesap aktif değil." -#: accounts/forms.py:197 -msgid "Your password can’t be too similar to your other personal information." -msgstr "Şifreniz diğer kişisel bilgilerinizle çok benzer olamaz. " - -#: accounts/forms.py:198 -msgid "Your password must contain at least 16 characters." -msgstr "Şifreniz en az 16 karakter içermelidir." - -#: accounts/forms.py:199 -msgid "Your password can’t be a commonly used password." -msgstr "Şifreniz sık kullanılan bir şifre olamaz." - -#: accounts/forms.py:200 -msgid "Your password can’t be entirely numeric." -msgstr "Şifreniz tamamen sayısal olamaz." - -#: accounts/forms.py:216 accounts/forms.py:232 accounts/models.py:141 +#: accounts/forms.py:222 accounts/forms.py:238 accounts/models.py:148 msgid "Email address" msgstr "Email adresi" -#: accounts/forms.py:217 accounts/models.py:146 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:223 msgid "Nickname" msgstr "Takma ad" -#: accounts/forms.py:257 +#: accounts/forms.py:286 msgid "" "It's time for another session of a study we are currently participating in" msgstr "Şu anda katıldığımız çalışmanın başka bir oturumunun zamanı geldi" -#: accounts/forms.py:259 +#: accounts/forms.py:288 msgid "A new study is available for one of my children" msgstr "Çocuklarımdan biri için uygun olan yeni bir çalışma var" -#: accounts/forms.py:261 +#: accounts/forms.py:290 msgid "" "There's an update about a study we participated in (for example, results are " "published)" @@ -79,7 +61,7 @@ msgstr "" "Katıldığımız bir çalışma ile ilgili bir gelişme mevcut(örneğin, sonuçlar " "yayınlandı)" -#: accounts/forms.py:264 +#: accounts/forms.py:293 msgid "" "A researcher has questions about my individual responses (for example, if I " "report a technical problem during the study)" @@ -87,100 +69,92 @@ msgstr "" "Araştırmacının bireysel yanıtlarımla ilgili soruları var (örneğin, çalışma " "esnasında teknik bir problemi rapor edersem)" -#: accounts/forms.py:273 accounts/forms.py:322 -msgid "What category(ies) does your family identify as?" -msgstr "Hangi kategori(ler) ailenizi tanımlıyor?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:277 accounts/models.py:527 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:86 -msgid "Country" -msgstr "Ülke" - -#: accounts/forms.py:304 +#: accounts/forms.py:323 msgid "Enter as a comma-separated list: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DD, ..." msgstr "Virgülle ayrılmış listeyi giriniz: YYYY-AA-GG, YYYY-AA-GG, ..." -#: accounts/forms.py:306 -msgid "Numerical answers only - a rough guess is fine!" -msgstr "Yalnızca sayısal cevaplar- kabaca bir tahmin uygundur!" +#: accounts/forms.py:326 +msgid "" +"If the answer varies or needs more explanation, you can tell us more below." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:329 +msgid "" +"Please select the appropriate responses for everyone in your children's " +"immediate family." +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:310 +#: accounts/forms.py:334 msgid "What country do you live in?" msgstr "Hangi ülkede yaşıyorsunuz?" -#: accounts/forms.py:311 +#: accounts/forms.py:335 msgid "What state do you live in?" msgstr "Hangi ilde yaşıyorsunuz?" -#: accounts/forms.py:312 +#: accounts/forms.py:336 msgid "How would you describe the area where you live?" msgstr "Yaşadığınız bölgeyi nasıl tanımlarsınız?" -#: accounts/forms.py:314 -msgid "What language(s) does your family speak at home?" -msgstr "Aileniz evinizde hangi dil(ler)i konuşuyor?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:316 +#: accounts/forms.py:337 msgid "How many children do you have?" msgstr "Kaç tane çocuğunuz var?" -#: accounts/forms.py:317 +#: accounts/forms.py:338 msgid "For each child, please enter his or her birthdate:" msgstr "Lütfen her bir çocuğunuzun doğum tarihini girin: " -#: accounts/forms.py:319 +#: accounts/forms.py:340 msgid "How many parents/guardians do your children live with?" msgstr "Çocuğunuz kaç ebeveyn/bakıcı ile birlikte yaşıyor?" -#: accounts/forms.py:324 +#: accounts/forms.py:342 msgid "What is your age?" msgstr "Yaşınız kaç?" -#: accounts/forms.py:325 +#: accounts/forms.py:343 msgid "What is your gender?" msgstr "Cinsiyetiniz nedir?" -#: accounts/forms.py:327 +#: accounts/forms.py:344 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Describe your gender" +msgstr "Cinsiyetiniz nedir?" + +#: accounts/forms.py:346 msgid "What is the highest level of education you've completed?" msgstr "Tamamladığınız en yüksek eğitim seviyesi nedir?" -#: accounts/forms.py:330 -msgid "What is the highest level of education your spouse has completed?" -msgstr "Eşinizin tamamladığı en yüksek eğitim seviyesi nedir?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:333 +#: accounts/forms.py:349 msgid "What is your approximate family yearly income (in US dollars)?" msgstr "Ailenizin yıllık geliri ortalama ne kadar (Türk Lirası)?" -#: accounts/forms.py:336 -msgid "About how many children's books are there in your home?" -msgstr "Evinizde tahmini kaç tane çocuk kitabı var?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:338 +#: accounts/forms.py:351 msgid "Anything else you'd like us to know?" msgstr "Bilmemizi istediğiniz başka bir şey var mı?" -#: accounts/forms.py:339 +#: accounts/forms.py:352 msgid "How did you hear about Lookit?" msgstr "Lookit'den nasıl haberdar oldunuz?" -#: accounts/forms.py:341 +#: accounts/forms.py:354 msgid "" -"If the answer varies due to shared custody arrangements or travel, please " -"enter the number of parents/guardians your children are usually living with " -"or explain." +"What racial group(s) does your family identify with/belong to? Please select " +"any that apply to someone in your children's immediate family." msgstr "" -"Eğer cevabınız ortak velayet düzenlemelerine veya seyahatlere göre " -"değişiyorsa, lütfen çocuğunuzun genellikle birlikte yaşadığı ebeveyn/bakıcı " -"sayısını belirtin veya açıklayın." -#: accounts/forms.py:356 accounts/forms.py:382 accounts/forms.py:434 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:38 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:112 -msgid "Birthday" -msgstr "Doğum tarihi" +#: accounts/forms.py:357 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" +msgid "Share more about your family's race, ethnicity, or origin:" +msgstr "Başka bir ırk, etnisite veya köken" + +#: accounts/forms.py:360 +msgid "Share more about your children's parents/guardians:" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:358 +#: accounts/forms.py:379 msgid "" "This lets us figure out exactly how old your child is when they participate " "in a study. We never publish children's birthdates or information that would " @@ -190,39 +164,42 @@ msgstr "" "anlamamızı sağlar. Çocukların doğum tarihlerini veya okuyucunun doğum " "tarihini hesaplamasını sağlayacak bilgileri asla yayınlamayız." -#: accounts/forms.py:365 +#: accounts/forms.py:386 msgid "Birthdays cannot be in the future." msgstr "Doğum tarihi gelecek bir zamanda olamaz." -#: accounts/forms.py:381 accounts/forms.py:433 +#: accounts/forms.py:403 msgid "First Name" msgstr "İsim" -#: accounts/forms.py:383 accounts/forms.py:435 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:54 +#: accounts/forms.py:404 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:36 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:45 +msgid "Birthday" +msgstr "Doğum tarihi" + +#: accounts/forms.py:405 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:44 msgid "Gender" msgstr "Cinsiyet" -#: accounts/forms.py:384 accounts/forms.py:436 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 +#: accounts/forms.py:406 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:48 msgid "Gestational Age at Birth" msgstr "Doğum Haftası" -#: accounts/forms.py:386 accounts/forms.py:438 +#: accounts/forms.py:408 msgid "Any additional information you'd like us to know" msgstr "Bilmemizi istediğiniz başka ek bilgi" -#: accounts/forms.py:388 accounts/forms.py:440 +#: accounts/forms.py:410 msgid "Characteristics and conditions" msgstr "Özellikler ve şartlar" -#: accounts/forms.py:390 accounts/forms.py:442 +#: accounts/forms.py:412 msgid "" "Languages this child is exposed to at home, school, or with another " "caregiver." msgstr "Bu çocuğun evde, okulda veya başka bir bakıcıdan maruz kaldığı diller." -#: accounts/forms.py:396 accounts/forms.py:448 +#: accounts/forms.py:418 msgid "" "This lets you select the correct child to participate in a particular study. " "A nickname or initials are fine! We may include your child's name in email " @@ -234,511 +211,600 @@ msgstr "" "emaile ekleyebiliriz (örneğin, \"Merve için uygun olan yeni bir çalışma var!" "\") ama isimleri asla yayınlamayız veya araştırmalarımızda kullanmayız." -#: accounts/forms.py:399 accounts/forms.py:451 +#: accounts/forms.py:421 msgid "" "For instance, diagnosed developmental disorders or vision or hearing problems" msgstr "" "Örneğin, tanı almış gelişimsel bozukluklar ya da görme veya işitme " "problemleri" -#: accounts/forms.py:402 +#: accounts/forms.py:424 msgid "Please round down to the nearest full week of pregnancy completed" msgstr "Lütfen hamilelik haftasını tamamlanan en yakın tam haftaya yuvarlayın" +#: accounts/forms.py:427 +msgid "" +"Most research studies are designed for a general age range, but some focus " +"on a particular group of children. The choices you make below are used to " +"show you studies that are designed for children with these characteristics." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:457 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Studies" +msgid "All studies" +msgstr "Çalışmalar" + +#: accounts/forms.py:458 +msgid "Studies happening right now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:459 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Current studies" +msgid "Scheduled studies" +msgstr "Mevcut çalışmalar" + +#: accounts/forms.py:462 +msgid "Find studies for..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:463 +msgid "babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:464 +msgid "toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:465 +msgid "preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:466 +msgid "school-age kids (5-17)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:467 +msgid "adults (18+)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:470 +msgid "Show studies happening..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:471 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Meet the Lookit team" +msgid "here on the Lookit platform" +msgstr "Lookit ekibiyle tanışın" + +#: accounts/forms.py:472 +msgid "on other websites" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:477 +msgid "Hide Studies We've Done" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:516 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Lookit studies" +msgstr "Geçmiş çalışmalarınız" + +#: accounts/forms.py:517 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Current studies" +msgid "External studies" +msgstr "Mevcut çalışmalar" + #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:12 -#: accounts/models.py:302 studies/fields.py:135 +#: accounts/models.py:339 studies/fields.py:136 msgid "Not sure or prefer not to answer" msgstr "Emin değilim veya cevap vermemeyi tercih ediyorum" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:13 -#: accounts/models.py:303 studies/fields.py:136 +#: accounts/models.py:340 studies/fields.py:137 msgid "Under 24 weeks" msgstr "24 haftanın altında" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:14 -#: accounts/models.py:304 studies/fields.py:137 +#: accounts/models.py:341 studies/fields.py:138 msgid "24 weeks" msgstr "24 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:15 -#: accounts/models.py:305 studies/fields.py:138 +#: accounts/models.py:342 studies/fields.py:139 msgid "25 weeks" msgstr "25 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:16 -#: accounts/models.py:306 studies/fields.py:139 +#: accounts/models.py:343 studies/fields.py:140 msgid "26 weeks" msgstr "26 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:17 -#: accounts/models.py:307 studies/fields.py:140 +#: accounts/models.py:344 studies/fields.py:141 msgid "27 weeks" msgstr "27 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:18 -#: accounts/models.py:308 studies/fields.py:141 +#: accounts/models.py:345 studies/fields.py:142 msgid "28 weeks" msgstr "28 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:19 -#: accounts/models.py:309 studies/fields.py:142 +#: accounts/models.py:346 studies/fields.py:143 msgid "29 weeks" msgstr "29 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:20 -#: accounts/models.py:310 studies/fields.py:143 +#: accounts/models.py:347 studies/fields.py:144 msgid "30 weeks" msgstr "30 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:21 -#: accounts/models.py:311 studies/fields.py:144 +#: accounts/models.py:348 studies/fields.py:145 msgid "31 weeks" msgstr "31 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:22 -#: accounts/models.py:312 studies/fields.py:145 +#: accounts/models.py:349 studies/fields.py:146 msgid "32 weeks" msgstr "32 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:23 -#: accounts/models.py:313 studies/fields.py:146 +#: accounts/models.py:350 studies/fields.py:147 msgid "33 weeks" msgstr "33 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:24 -#: accounts/models.py:314 studies/fields.py:147 +#: accounts/models.py:351 studies/fields.py:148 msgid "34 weeks" msgstr "34 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:25 -#: accounts/models.py:315 studies/fields.py:148 +#: accounts/models.py:352 studies/fields.py:149 msgid "35 weeks" msgstr "35 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:26 -#: accounts/models.py:316 studies/fields.py:149 +#: accounts/models.py:353 studies/fields.py:150 msgid "36 weeks" msgstr "36 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:27 -#: accounts/models.py:317 studies/fields.py:150 +#: accounts/models.py:354 studies/fields.py:151 msgid "37 weeks" msgstr "37 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:28 -#: accounts/models.py:318 studies/fields.py:151 +#: accounts/models.py:355 studies/fields.py:152 msgid "38 weeks" msgstr "38 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:29 -#: accounts/models.py:319 studies/fields.py:152 +#: accounts/models.py:356 studies/fields.py:153 msgid "39 weeks" msgstr "39 hafta" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:30 -#: accounts/models.py:320 studies/fields.py:153 +#: accounts/models.py:357 studies/fields.py:154 msgid "40 or more weeks" msgstr "40 veya daha fazla hafta" -#: accounts/models.py:80 +#: accounts/models.py:45 +msgid "male" +msgstr "erkek" + +#: accounts/models.py:46 +msgid "female" +msgstr "kadın" + +#: accounts/models.py:47 +msgid "open response" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/models.py:48 accounts/models.py:510 +msgid "prefer not to answer" +msgstr "cevaplamamayı tercih ediyorum" + +#: accounts/models.py:87 msgid "Can View Organization" msgstr "Organizasyonu Görüntüleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:81 +#: accounts/models.py:88 msgid "Can Edit Organization" msgstr "Organizasyonu Düzenleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:82 +#: accounts/models.py:89 msgid "Can Create Organization" msgstr "Organizasyon Oluşturabilir" -#: accounts/models.py:83 +#: accounts/models.py:90 msgid "Can Remove Organization" msgstr "Organizasyonu Kaldırabilir" -#: accounts/models.py:84 +#: accounts/models.py:91 msgid "Can View Experimenter" msgstr "Deneyciyi Görüntüleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:85 +#: accounts/models.py:92 msgid "Can View Analytics" msgstr "Analitikleri Görüntüleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:280 +#: accounts/models.py:324 msgid "Can Create User" msgstr "Kullanıcı Yaratabilir" -#: accounts/models.py:281 +#: accounts/models.py:325 msgid "Can View User" msgstr "Kullanıcı Görüntüleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:282 +#: accounts/models.py:326 msgid "Can Edit User" msgstr "Kullanıcıyı Düzenleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:283 +#: accounts/models.py:327 msgid "Can Remove User" msgstr "Kullanıcıyı Kaldırabilir" -#: accounts/models.py:284 +#: accounts/models.py:328 msgid "Can View User Permissions" msgstr "Kullanıcı İzinlerini Görüntüleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:285 +#: accounts/models.py:329 msgid "Can Edit User Permissions" msgstr "Kullanıcı İzinlerini Düzenleyebilir" -#: accounts/models.py:286 +#: accounts/models.py:330 msgid "Can Read All User Data" msgstr "Bütün Kullanıcıların Verilerini Okuyabilir" -#: accounts/models.py:287 +#: accounts/models.py:331 msgid "Can Read User Usernames" msgstr "Kullanıcıların Kullanıcı adlarını Okuyabilir" -#: accounts/models.py:294 accounts/models.py:397 -msgid "male" -msgstr "erkek" - -#: accounts/models.py:295 accounts/models.py:398 -msgid "female" -msgstr "kadın" - -#: accounts/models.py:296 accounts/models.py:399 -msgid "other" -msgstr "diğer" - -#: accounts/models.py:297 accounts/models.py:400 accounts/models.py:476 -msgid "prefer not to answer" -msgstr "cevaplamamayı tercih ediyorum" - -#: accounts/models.py:387 +#: accounts/models.py:425 msgid "White" msgstr "Beyaz" -#: accounts/models.py:388 +#: accounts/models.py:426 msgid "Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin" msgstr "Hispanik, Latin veya İspanyol kökenli" -#: accounts/models.py:389 +#: accounts/models.py:427 msgid "Black or African American" msgstr "Siyahi veya Afrikalı Amerikalı" -#: accounts/models.py:390 +#: accounts/models.py:428 msgid "Asian" msgstr "Asyalı" -#: accounts/models.py:391 +#: accounts/models.py:429 msgid "American Indian or Alaska Native" msgstr "Amerikan Yerlisi veya Alaska Yerlisi" -#: accounts/models.py:392 +#: accounts/models.py:430 msgid "Middle Eastern or North African" msgstr "Orta Doğulu veya Kuzey Afrikalı" -#: accounts/models.py:393 +#: accounts/models.py:431 msgid "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander" msgstr "Hawaiian Yerlisi veya Diğer Pasifik Adasından" -#: accounts/models.py:394 +#: accounts/models.py:432 msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" msgstr "Başka bir ırk, etnisite veya köken" -#: accounts/models.py:403 accounts/models.py:412 +#: accounts/models.py:435 accounts/models.py:444 msgid "some or attending high school" msgstr "Lise terk veya lise öğrencisi" -#: accounts/models.py:404 accounts/models.py:413 +#: accounts/models.py:436 accounts/models.py:445 msgid "high school diploma or GED" msgstr "Lise diploması veya muadili" -#: accounts/models.py:405 accounts/models.py:414 +#: accounts/models.py:437 accounts/models.py:446 msgid "some or attending college" msgstr "Üniversite terk veya üniversite öğrencisi" -#: accounts/models.py:406 accounts/models.py:415 +#: accounts/models.py:438 accounts/models.py:447 msgid "2-year college degree" msgstr "İki yıllık üniversite mezunu" -#: accounts/models.py:407 accounts/models.py:416 +#: accounts/models.py:439 accounts/models.py:448 msgid "4-year college degree" msgstr "Dört yıllık üniversite mezunu" -#: accounts/models.py:408 accounts/models.py:417 +#: accounts/models.py:440 accounts/models.py:449 msgid "some or attending graduate or professional school" msgstr "Yüksek lisans veya meslek yüksekokulu terk veya öğrencisi" -#: accounts/models.py:409 accounts/models.py:418 +#: accounts/models.py:441 accounts/models.py:450 msgid "graduate or professional degree" msgstr "Yüksek lisans veya meslek yüksekokulu mezunu" -#: accounts/models.py:419 +#: accounts/models.py:451 msgid "not applicable - no spouse or partner" msgstr "geçersiz - eş veya partnerim yok" -#: accounts/models.py:422 accounts/models.py:453 +#: accounts/models.py:454 accounts/models.py:487 msgid "0" msgstr "0" -#: accounts/models.py:423 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:455 accounts/models.py:481 msgid "1" msgstr "1" -#: accounts/models.py:424 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:456 accounts/models.py:482 msgid "2" msgstr "2" -#: accounts/models.py:425 +#: accounts/models.py:457 accounts/models.py:483 msgid "3" msgstr "3" -#: accounts/models.py:426 +#: accounts/models.py:458 msgid "4" msgstr "4" -#: accounts/models.py:427 +#: accounts/models.py:459 msgid "5" msgstr "5" -#: accounts/models.py:428 +#: accounts/models.py:460 msgid "6" msgstr "6" -#: accounts/models.py:429 +#: accounts/models.py:461 msgid "7" msgstr "7" -#: accounts/models.py:430 +#: accounts/models.py:462 msgid "8" msgstr "8" -#: accounts/models.py:431 +#: accounts/models.py:463 msgid "9" msgstr "9" -#: accounts/models.py:432 +#: accounts/models.py:464 msgid "10" msgstr "10" -#: accounts/models.py:433 +#: accounts/models.py:465 msgid "More than 10" msgstr "11" -#: accounts/models.py:436 +#: accounts/models.py:468 msgid "under 18" msgstr "18 yaş altı" -#: accounts/models.py:437 +#: accounts/models.py:469 msgid "18-21" msgstr "18-21" -#: accounts/models.py:438 +#: accounts/models.py:470 msgid "22-24" msgstr "22-24" -#: accounts/models.py:439 +#: accounts/models.py:471 msgid "25-29" msgstr "25-29" -#: accounts/models.py:440 +#: accounts/models.py:472 msgid "30-34" msgstr "30-34" -#: accounts/models.py:441 +#: accounts/models.py:473 msgid "35-39" msgstr "35-39" -#: accounts/models.py:442 +#: accounts/models.py:474 msgid "40-44" msgstr "40-44" -#: accounts/models.py:443 +#: accounts/models.py:475 msgid "45-49" msgstr "45-49" -#: accounts/models.py:444 +#: accounts/models.py:476 msgid "50-59" msgstr "50-59" -#: accounts/models.py:445 +#: accounts/models.py:477 msgid "60-69" msgstr "60-69" -#: accounts/models.py:446 +#: accounts/models.py:478 msgid "70 or over" msgstr "70 veya üstü" -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "3 or more" -msgstr "3 veya daha fazla" - -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "varies" -msgstr "değişiyor" +#: accounts/models.py:484 +msgid "Another number, or explain below" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/models.py:454 +#: accounts/models.py:488 msgid "5000" msgstr "5000" -#: accounts/models.py:455 +#: accounts/models.py:489 msgid "10000" msgstr "10000" -#: accounts/models.py:456 +#: accounts/models.py:490 msgid "15000" msgstr "15000" -#: accounts/models.py:457 +#: accounts/models.py:491 msgid "20000" msgstr "20000" -#: accounts/models.py:458 +#: accounts/models.py:492 msgid "30000" msgstr "30000" -#: accounts/models.py:459 +#: accounts/models.py:493 msgid "40000" msgstr "40000" -#: accounts/models.py:460 +#: accounts/models.py:494 msgid "50000" msgstr "50000" -#: accounts/models.py:461 +#: accounts/models.py:495 msgid "60000" msgstr "60000" -#: accounts/models.py:462 +#: accounts/models.py:496 msgid "70000" msgstr "70000" -#: accounts/models.py:463 +#: accounts/models.py:497 msgid "80000" msgstr "80000" -#: accounts/models.py:464 +#: accounts/models.py:498 msgid "90000" msgstr "90000" -#: accounts/models.py:465 +#: accounts/models.py:499 msgid "100000" msgstr "100000" -#: accounts/models.py:466 +#: accounts/models.py:500 msgid "110000" msgstr "110000" -#: accounts/models.py:467 +#: accounts/models.py:501 msgid "120000" msgstr "120000" -#: accounts/models.py:468 +#: accounts/models.py:502 msgid "130000" msgstr "130000" -#: accounts/models.py:469 +#: accounts/models.py:503 msgid "140000" msgstr "140000" -#: accounts/models.py:470 +#: accounts/models.py:504 msgid "150000" msgstr "150000" -#: accounts/models.py:471 +#: accounts/models.py:505 msgid "160000" msgstr "160000" -#: accounts/models.py:472 +#: accounts/models.py:506 msgid "170000" msgstr "170000" -#: accounts/models.py:473 +#: accounts/models.py:507 msgid "180000" msgstr "180000" -#: accounts/models.py:474 +#: accounts/models.py:508 msgid "190000" msgstr "190000" -#: accounts/models.py:475 +#: accounts/models.py:509 msgid "over 200000" msgstr "200000 üstü" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "urban" msgstr "kentsel" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "suburban" msgstr "banliyö" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "rural" msgstr "kırsal" -#: accounts/models.py:529 +#: accounts/models.py:567 msgid "Select a State" msgstr "Bölge Seçiniz" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:24 +#: accounts/models.py:717 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Gan" +msgid "and" +msgstr "Gan" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:15 msgid "Account Information" msgstr "Hesap Bilgisi" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:7 msgid "Change your login credentials and/or nickname." msgstr "Oturum açma bilgilerinizi ve/veya takma adınızı değiştirin." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:10 msgid "Demographic Survey" msgstr "Demografik Anket" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:12 msgid "Tell us more about yourself." msgstr "Bize biraz daha kendinizden bahsedin." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:15 msgid "Children Information" msgstr "Çocuk Bilgisi" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:17 msgid "Add or edit participant information." msgstr "Katılımcı bilgisi ekle veya düzenle" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:21 +msgid "Continue to Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:23 +msgid "Go on to" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:29 +msgid "Find Another Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:31 +msgid "Find a Study Now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:35 +msgid "See all available studies." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:38 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:6 msgid "Email Preferences" msgstr "Email tercihleri" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:40 msgid "Edit when you can be contacted." msgstr "İletişime geçilebileceğiniz zamanları düzenle" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:14 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:38 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:67 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:78 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:16 -msgid "My Account" -msgstr "Hesabım" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:58 -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:46 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:102 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:38 -msgid "Save" -msgstr "Kaydet" +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:6 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Account Information" +msgid "Update account information" +msgstr "Hesap Bilgisi" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:45 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:28 msgid "Change Your Password" msgstr "Şifreni değiştir" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:68 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:42 msgid "Manage Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "İki Faktörlü Kimlik Doğrulamayı Yönetin" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:49 msgid "" "If you'd like, you can turn two-factor authentication off here. Just enter " "your one-time password here, hit submit, and it'll get deleted for you!" @@ -747,11 +813,18 @@ msgstr "" "seferlik şifrenizi buraya girin, gönder düğmesine basın ve sizin için " "silinecek!" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:108 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:54 +msgid "" +"It looks like you were in the middle of setting up two factor " +"authentication, but didn't complete the process. You can capture the QR code " +"here, verify with a one-time password, and finish the process." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:69 msgid "Set up Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "İki Faktörlü Kimlik Doğrulamayı ayarlayın." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:15 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:13 msgid "All Participants" msgstr "Tüm Katılımcılar" @@ -759,147 +832,64 @@ msgstr "Tüm Katılımcılar" msgid "Participant ID" msgstr "Katılımcı ID" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:24 -msgid "Last Active:" -msgstr "Son aktif olma:" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:25 -msgid "Participant global ID:" -msgstr "Katılımcı global ID" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:31 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:105 -msgid "Children" -msgstr "Çocuk" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:46 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:40 msgid "Age" msgstr "Yaş" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:70 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:52 msgid "Additional Info" msgstr "Ek Bilgi" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:79 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:57 msgid "No children profiles registered!" msgstr "Kayıtlı çocuk profili yok." -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 msgid "Latest Demographic Data" msgstr "Son Demografik Veri" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:94 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:64 +msgid "Country" +msgstr "Ülke" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:68 msgid "State" msgstr "Bölge" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:102 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:72 msgid "Area description" msgstr "Bölge tarifi" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:110 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:76 msgid "Languages Spoken at Home" msgstr "Evde konuşulan diller" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:118 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:80 msgid "Number of Children" msgstr "Çocuk sayısı" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:126 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:84 msgid "Children current ages" msgstr "Çocukların güncel yaşları" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:134 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:90 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Study Responses" +msgid "No Response" +msgstr "Çalışma Yanıtları" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:95 msgid "Number of Guardians" msgstr "Bakıcı sayısı" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:142 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:99 msgid "Explanation for Guardians:" msgstr "Bakıcılar için Açıklama:" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:150 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:103 msgid "Race" msgstr "Irk" -#: exp/templates/exp/dashboard.html:16 -msgid "Dashboard" -msgstr "Gösterge Paneli" - -#: project/settings.py:228 studies/fields.py:68 -msgid "German" -msgstr "Almanca" - -#: project/settings.py:229 studies/fields.py:57 -msgid "English" -msgstr "İngilizce" - -#: project/settings.py:230 studies/fields.py:101 -msgid "Spanish" -msgstr "İspanyolca" - -#: project/settings.py:231 -msgid "Argentinian Spanish" -msgstr "Arjantin İspanyolcası" - -#: project/settings.py:232 studies/fields.py:66 -msgid "French" -msgstr "Fransız" - -#: project/settings.py:233 -msgid "Canadian French" -msgstr "Kanada Fransızcası" - -#: project/settings.py:234 -msgid "Hebrew" -msgstr "İbranice" - -#: project/settings.py:235 studies/fields.py:76 -msgid "Italian" -msgstr "İtalyanca" - -#: project/settings.py:236 studies/fields.py:77 -msgid "Japanese" -msgstr "Japonca" - -#: project/settings.py:237 studies/fields.py:82 -msgid "Korean" -msgstr "Korece" - -#: project/settings.py:238 -msgid "Norwegian Bokmål" -msgstr "Norveççe Bokmål" - -#: project/settings.py:239 studies/fields.py:94 -msgid "Polish" -msgstr "Lehçe" - -#: project/settings.py:240 studies/fields.py:95 -msgid "Portuguese" -msgstr "Portekizce" - -#: project/settings.py:241 -msgid "Brazilian Portuguese" -msgstr "Brezilya Portekizcesi" - -#: project/settings.py:242 studies/fields.py:96 -msgid "Romanian" -msgstr "Romence" - -#: project/settings.py:243 studies/fields.py:97 -msgid "Russian" -msgstr "Rusça" - -#: project/settings.py:244 studies/fields.py:107 -msgid "Turkish" -msgstr "Türkçe" - -#: project/settings.py:245 -msgid "Simplified Chinese" -msgstr "Basitleştirilmiş Çince" - -#: project/settings.py:246 studies/fields.py:64 -msgid "Dutch" -msgstr "Flemenkçe" - #: studies/fields.py:7 msgid "Autism Spectrum Disorder" msgstr "Otizm Spektrum Bozukluğu" @@ -948,6 +938,10 @@ msgstr "Yediz" msgid "Octuplet" msgstr "Sekiziz" +#: studies/fields.py:57 +msgid "English" +msgstr "İngilizce" + #: studies/fields.py:58 msgid "Amharic" msgstr "Amharca" @@ -972,14 +966,26 @@ msgstr "Cebuano" msgid "Chhattisgarhi" msgstr "Chhattisgarhi" +#: studies/fields.py:64 +msgid "Dutch" +msgstr "Flemenkçe" + #: studies/fields.py:65 msgid "Egyptian Spoken Arabic" msgstr "Mısırda Konuşulan Arapça" +#: studies/fields.py:66 +msgid "French" +msgstr "Fransız" + #: studies/fields.py:67 msgid "Gan" msgstr "Gan" +#: studies/fields.py:68 +msgid "German" +msgstr "Almanca" + #: studies/fields.py:69 msgid "Gujarati" msgstr "Gujarati" @@ -993,162 +999,204 @@ msgid "Hausa" msgstr "Hausa" #: studies/fields.py:72 +msgid "Hebrew" +msgstr "İbranice" + +#: studies/fields.py:73 msgid "Hindi" msgstr "Hintçe" -#: studies/fields.py:73 +#: studies/fields.py:74 msgid "Igbo" msgstr "Igbo" -#: studies/fields.py:74 +#: studies/fields.py:75 msgid "Indonesian" msgstr "Endonezya dili" -#: studies/fields.py:75 +#: studies/fields.py:76 msgid "Iranian Persian" msgstr "İran Farsçası" +#: studies/fields.py:77 +msgid "Italian" +msgstr "İtalyanca" + #: studies/fields.py:78 +msgid "Japanese" +msgstr "Japonca" + +#: studies/fields.py:79 msgid "Javanese" msgstr "Cava dili" -#: studies/fields.py:79 +#: studies/fields.py:80 msgid "Jinyu" msgstr "Jinyu" -#: studies/fields.py:80 +#: studies/fields.py:81 msgid "Kannada" msgstr "Kannada" -#: studies/fields.py:81 +#: studies/fields.py:82 msgid "Khmer" msgstr "Khmer" #: studies/fields.py:83 +msgid "Korean" +msgstr "Korece" + +#: studies/fields.py:84 msgid "Magahi" msgstr "Magahi" -#: studies/fields.py:84 +#: studies/fields.py:85 msgid "Maithili" msgstr "Maithili" -#: studies/fields.py:85 +#: studies/fields.py:86 msgid "Malay" msgstr "Malayca" -#: studies/fields.py:86 +#: studies/fields.py:87 msgid "Malayalam" msgstr "Malayalam dili" -#: studies/fields.py:87 -msgid "Mandarin" +#: studies/fields.py:88 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Mandarin" +msgid "Chinese (Mandarin)" msgstr "Mandarin" -#: studies/fields.py:88 +#: studies/fields.py:89 msgid "Marathi" msgstr "Marathi" -#: studies/fields.py:89 +#: studies/fields.py:90 msgid "Min Nan" msgstr "Min Nan" -#: studies/fields.py:90 +#: studies/fields.py:91 msgid "Moroccan Spoken Arabic" msgstr "Fas Arapçası" -#: studies/fields.py:91 +#: studies/fields.py:92 msgid "Northern Pashto" msgstr "Kuzey Peştuca" -#: studies/fields.py:92 +#: studies/fields.py:93 msgid "Northern Uzbek" msgstr "Kuzey Özbekçe" -#: studies/fields.py:93 +#: studies/fields.py:94 msgid "Odia" msgstr "Odia" +#: studies/fields.py:95 +msgid "Polish" +msgstr "Lehçe" + +#: studies/fields.py:96 +msgid "Portuguese" +msgstr "Portekizce" + +#: studies/fields.py:97 +msgid "Romanian" +msgstr "Romence" + #: studies/fields.py:98 +msgid "Russian" +msgstr "Rusça" + +#: studies/fields.py:99 msgid "Saraiki" msgstr "Saraiki" -#: studies/fields.py:99 +#: studies/fields.py:100 msgid "Sindhi" msgstr "Sindice" -#: studies/fields.py:100 +#: studies/fields.py:101 msgid "Somali" msgstr "Somali dili" #: studies/fields.py:102 +msgid "Spanish" +msgstr "İspanyolca" + +#: studies/fields.py:103 msgid "Sunda" msgstr "Sunda" -#: studies/fields.py:103 +#: studies/fields.py:104 msgid "Tagalog" msgstr "Tagalog" -#: studies/fields.py:104 +#: studies/fields.py:105 msgid "Tamil" msgstr "Tamilce" -#: studies/fields.py:105 +#: studies/fields.py:106 msgid "Telugu" msgstr "Telugu" -#: studies/fields.py:106 +#: studies/fields.py:107 msgid "Thai" msgstr "Tay dili" #: studies/fields.py:108 +msgid "Turkish" +msgstr "Türkçe" + +#: studies/fields.py:109 msgid "Ukrainian" msgstr "Ukraynaca" -#: studies/fields.py:109 +#: studies/fields.py:110 msgid "Urdu" msgstr "Urduca" -#: studies/fields.py:110 +#: studies/fields.py:111 msgid "Vietnamese" msgstr "Vietnam dili" -#: studies/fields.py:111 +#: studies/fields.py:112 msgid "Western Punjabi" msgstr "Batı Pencap dili" -#: studies/fields.py:112 +#: studies/fields.py:113 msgid "Wu" msgstr "Wu" -#: studies/fields.py:113 +#: studies/fields.py:114 msgid "Xiang Chinese" msgstr "Xiang Çince" -#: studies/fields.py:114 +#: studies/fields.py:115 msgid "Yoruba" msgstr "Yoruba" -#: studies/fields.py:115 -msgid "Yue" -msgstr "Yue" +#: studies/fields.py:116 +msgid "Chinese (Cantonese)" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:123 +#: studies/fields.py:124 msgid "Not answered" msgstr "Cevaplanmadı" -#: studies/fields.py:124 +#: studies/fields.py:125 msgid "Other" msgstr "Diğer" -#: studies/fields.py:125 +#: studies/fields.py:126 msgid "Male" msgstr "Erkek" -#: studies/fields.py:126 +#: studies/fields.py:127 msgid "Female" msgstr "Kadın" -#: studies/models.py:113 +#: studies/models.py:143 msgid "" "The Users who belong to this Lab. A user in this lab will be able to create " "studies associated with this Lab and can be added to this Lab's studies." @@ -1156,35 +1204,199 @@ msgstr "" "Bu Lab'a ait olan kullanıcılar. Bu Labdaki kullanıcı, lab ile bağlantılı " "çalışmalar yaratabilecek ve bu Lab'ın çalışmalarına eklenebilecektir." -#: studies/models.py:122 +#: studies/models.py:152 msgid "The Users who have requested to join this Lab." msgstr "Bu Lab'a katılmayı talep eden kullanıcılar" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:15 -msgid "Technical difficulties" -msgstr "Teknik zorluklar" +#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:5 +msgid "You've successfully logged out." +msgstr "Başarılı bir şekilde çıkış yaptınız." -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:17 -msgid "Questions about the studies" -msgstr "Çalışmalarla ilgili sorular" +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:6 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:9 +msgid "Login" +msgstr "Giriş yap" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:19 -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:140 -msgid "For researchers" -msgstr "Araştırmacılar için" +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25 +msgid "Forgot password?" +msgstr "Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz?" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "New to Children Helping Science?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "Register your family!" +msgstr "Ailenizi kaydedin!" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:9 +msgid "Password changed" +msgstr "Şifre değiştirildi" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:12 +msgid "Your password was changed." +msgstr "Şifreniz değiştirildi." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:12 +msgid "Documentation" +msgstr "Belgeler" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 +msgid "Change password" +msgstr "Şifreyi değiştir" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 +msgid "Log out" +msgstr "Çıkış yap" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:18 +msgid "Home" +msgstr "Anasayfa" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:19 +msgid "Password change" +msgstr "Şifre değiştirme" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:36 +msgid "Please correct the error below." +msgstr "Lütfen aşağıdaki hatayı düzeltiniz." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:38 +msgid "Please correct the errors below." +msgstr "Lütfen aşağıdaki hataları düzeltiniz." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:43 +msgid "" +"Please enter your old password, for security's sake, and then enter your new " +"password twice so we can verify you typed it in correctly." +msgstr "" +"Lütfen güvenlik için eski şifrenizi girin ve daha sonra yeni şifrenizi doğru " +"yazdığınızı onaylayabilmemiz için iki kez girin." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:64 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:6 +msgid "Change my password" +msgstr "Şifremi değiştir" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:8 +msgid "Log in" +msgstr "Giriş yap" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:10 +msgid "Password reset complete" +msgstr "Şifre sıfırlama tamamlandı" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:12 +msgid "Your password has been set. You may go ahead and log in now." +msgstr "Şifreniz oluşturuldu. Şimdi giriş yapabilirsiniz." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:8 +msgid "Password reset confirmation" +msgstr "Şifre sıfırlama onayı" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11 +msgid "" +"Please enter your new password twice so we can verify you typed it in " +"correctly." +msgstr "" +"Lütfen doğru yazdığınızı onaylayabilmemiz için yeni şifrenizi iki kez " +"giriniz." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:21 +msgid "" +"The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been " +"used. Please request a new password reset." +msgstr "" +"Şifre sıfırlama bağlantısı geçersizdir çünkü muhtemelen daha önce " +"kullanıldı. Lütfen yeni bir şifre sıfırlama isteği gönderin." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:6 +msgid "Password reset link sent" +msgstr "Şifre sıfırlama linki gönderildi" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:9 +msgid "" +"If an account exists with the email you entered, we've emailed instructions " +"for resetting your password and you should receive them shortly." +msgstr "" +"Eğer girdiğiniz email ile bir hesap mevcutsa, şifre sıfırlama yönergelerini " +"size email ile gönderdik bu emaili kısa sürede almış olmalısınız." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:12 +msgid "" +"If you don't receive an email, please check your spam folder and make sure " +"you've entered the address you registered with. (You won't get an email " +"unless there's already an account for that email address!)" +msgstr "" +"Eğer email almadıysanız, lütfen spam klasörünü kontrol edin ve kayıt " +"olduğunuz email adresini girdiğinizden emin olun. (Eğer o email adresi için " +"bir hesap mevcut değilse email almayacaksınız!)" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:3 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for " +#| "your user account at %(site_name)s." +msgid "" +"You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your " +"user account at Children Helping Science." +msgstr "" +"Bu emaili alıyorsunuz çünkü %(site_name) adresindeki hesabınız için " +"şifrenizi sıfırlama talebinde bulundunuz." + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:4 +msgid "Please go to the following page and choose a new password:" +msgstr "Lütfen bir sonraki sayfaya gidin ve yeni bir şifre seçin:" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:8 +msgid "Your username, in case you've forgotten:" +msgstr "Kullanıcı adınız, unuttuysanız:" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:9 +msgid "Thanks for using our site!" +msgstr "Sitemizi kullandığınız için teşekkürler!" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10 +msgid "The Children Helping Science team" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:6 +msgid "Reset my password" +msgstr "Şifremi sıfırla" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:8 +msgid "Password reset" +msgstr "Şifre sıfırlama" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11 +msgid "" +"Forgotten your password? Enter your email address below, and we'll email " +"instructions for setting a new one." +msgstr "" +"Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Aşağıya e-mailinizi girin, size yeni bir şifre " +"belirlemeniz için yönergeleri mail atalım." -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:10 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:16 web/templates/web/_navigation.html:21 -#: web/templates/web/base.html:10 -msgid "Lookit" -msgstr "Lookit" +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_subject_1.txt:2 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Password reset link sent" +msgid "Password reset on Children Helping Science" +msgstr "Şifre sıfırlama linki gönderildi" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:53 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " +#| "Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " +#| "Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " +#| "NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +#| "findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material " +#| "are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of " +#| "the National Science Foundation." msgid "" "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " -"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " -"Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " -"NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216, 1823919, and 2209756; the Center for " +"Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and " +"by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " "findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are " "those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the " "National Science Foundation." @@ -1197,159 +1409,583 @@ msgstr "" "fikir, bulgu ve sonuç veya öneri yazar(lar)a aittir ve National Science " "Foundation'ın görüşlerini yansıtmayabilir." -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:58 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:48 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:14 msgid "Privacy" msgstr "Gizlilik" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:59 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:49 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:17 msgid "Contact us" msgstr "Bizimle iletişime geçin" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:60 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:20 msgid "Connect" msgstr "Bağlan" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:11 -msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" -msgstr "Sıkça Sorulan Sorular" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:16 -msgid "Participation" -msgstr "Katılım" +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:3 +msgid "Logout" +msgstr "Çıkış yap" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:20 -msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" -msgstr "Bilişsel gelişimle ilgili \"çalışma\" nedir?" +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:4 +msgid "Experimenter" +msgstr "Deneyci" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:25 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Cognitive development is the science of " -"what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " -"development are interested in questions like...
\n" -"A study is meant to answer a very " -"specific question about how children learn or what they know: for instance, " -"'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:10 +msgid "studies for babies (under 1)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"Bilişsel gelişim, çocukların neyi " -"anladıklarının ve nasıl öğrendiklerinin bilimidir. Bilişsel gelişimdeki " -"araştırmacılar aşağıdaki gibi sorularla ilgilenirler
\n" -"Bir çalışma, çocukların nasıl " -"öğrendikleri veya bildikleriyle ilgili çok spesifik bir soruyu yanıtlamak " -"anlamına gelir: örneğin, 'Üç aylıklar ebeveynlerinin yüzlerini tanır mı?'" -"p>\n" -" " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:40 -msgid "How can we participate online?" -msgstr "Çevrimiçi olarak nasıl katılabiliriz?" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:17 +msgid "studies for toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:45 -msgid "" -"\n" -"
If you have a child and would like to " -"participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available for " -"your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate.
\n" -"When you select a study, you'll be asked " -"to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " -"agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will happen during " -"the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may answer questions " -"directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what she thinks is going " -"on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome.
\n" -"Some portions of the study will be " -"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " -"platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your child's " -"responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she looked at " -"each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of other " -"children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:26 +msgid "studies for preschoolers (3-4)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"Eğer çocuğunuz varsa ve katılmak " -"istiyorsanız, bir hesap oluşturarak çocuğunuzun yaş aralığında katılımcı " -"aranan çalışmalarımıza göz atabilirsiniz. Çalışmalara katılabilmek için " -"çalışır durumda bir bilgisayar kameranızın bulunması gerekmektedir.
\n" -"Bir çalışmayı seçtiğinizde, bir onay " -"formu okumanız ve sizin ve çocuğunuzun çalışmaya katılmayı kabul ettiğinizi " -"belirttiğiniz bir video kaydı göndermeniz istenecektir. Sonrasında, çalışma " -"sırasında yapılacaklar konusunda sizi yönlendiriyor olacağız. Çocuğunuzun " -"yaşına bağlı olarak çocuğunuz sorulan sorulara doğrudan kendisi cevap " -"verebilir, ya da çocuğunuzun ne düşündüğüyle ilgili çıkarımlarda " -"bulunabileceğimiz dolaylı işaretleri inceleriz – şaşırtıcı bir sonuca ne " -"kadar uzun süre baktığı gibi.
\n" -"Çalışmanın kamerayla kayıt altına alınan " -"bazı kısımları otomatik olarak kaydedilip güvenli bir şekilde Lookit " -"arayüzüne aktarılacaktır. Bu videoları alanında eğitimli araştırmacılar " -"inceleyecek ve çocuğunuzun birtakım tepkilerini kaydedecektir- örneğin " -"parmağıyla gösterdiği yön ya da resimlere bakma süresi gibi. Çocukların " -"nasıl düşündükleri hakkında daha çok şey öğrenmek için bu tepkileri diğer " -"birçok çocuktan gelen bu tepkiler ile birleştireceğiz!
\n" -" " - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:56 -msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" -msgstr "Kimler Lookit'te çalışma yaratabilir?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:61 -msgid "" -"Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " -"Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with MIT " -"where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify " -"that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional review " -"board. Studies are also subject to approval by Lookit. As of June 2020 we " -"have agreements with 20 universities!" -msgstr "" -"Çocukların nasıl öğrendiği ve büyüdüğü hakkında soruları olan her " -"araştırmacı bir Lookit çalışması önerebilir! Lookit kullanan her kurum MIT " -"ile Kullanım Şartları 'nı kabul ettikleri ve " -"çalışmalarının bir bağımsız etik komitesi tarafından incelenip " -"onaylanacağını kabul ettikleri bir sözleşme imzalamalıdır. Çalışmalar " -"Lookit'in de onayına tabidir. Haziran 2020 itibariyle 20 üniversite ile " -"anlaşmamız var!" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:69 -msgid "How do we provide consent to participate?" -msgstr "Katılmak için nasıl onay veririz?" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:33 +msgid "studies for school-aged kids & teens (5-17)" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:74 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Rather than having the parent or legal " -"guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " -"statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " -"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " -"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " -"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" -"Researchers watch these consent videos on " -"a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether " -"the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or download " -"data from a session unless they have confirmed that you consented to " -"participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate " -"informed consent--for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no " -"audio--they may contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:35 +msgid "Children Helping Science" msgstr "" -"\n" -"Bir ebeveyn ya da yasal vasinin " + +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:8 web/templates/web/children-list.html:6 +msgid "Children" +msgstr "Çocuk" + +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:15 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:9 +msgid "Cancel" +msgstr "İptal et" + +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:16 web/templates/web/child-add.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:10 +msgid "Add Child" +msgstr "Çocuk Ekle" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:8 +#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:101 +msgid "Child" +msgstr "Çocuk" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:14 +msgid "Back to Children List" +msgstr "Çocuk Listesi'ne Geri Dön" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:15 +msgid "Delete" +msgstr "Sil" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:13 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:10 +msgid "Save" +msgstr "Kaydet" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:28 +msgid "Update" +msgstr "Güncelle" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:9 +msgid "Update child" +msgstr "Çocuk bilgisini güncelle" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:19 +msgid "Click the 'Add Child' button to add a child to your account." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:22 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button. Click the 'Find a Study' button " +"to view the studies available for your children." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:26 +msgid "" +"When you are ready, click the 'Continue to Study' button to go on to your " +"study, '{{ request.session.study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:30 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:33 +msgid "" +"If the 'Continue to Study' button still isn't lighting up, the study may " +"have become full or be recruiting a slightly different set of kids right " +"now. You might also be missing a piece of information about your family, " +"such as the languages you speak at home." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"You can click the 'Demographic Survey' button to add more information about " +"your family, 'Find Another Study' to explore more studies for your family, " +"or " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"click here to review the requirements for '{{ request.session." +"study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:44 +msgid "Name" +msgstr "İsim" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:64 +msgid "No child profiles registered!" +msgstr "Hiçbir çocuk profili kaydedilmedi!" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:10 +msgid "Technical difficulties" +msgstr "Teknik zorluklar" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:13 +msgid "" +"To report any technical difficulties during participation, please contact " +"our team by email at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:14 web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:17 +msgid "Questions about the studies" +msgstr "Çalışmalarla ilgili sorular" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +msgid "" +"If you have any questions or concerns about the studies, please first check " +"our FAQ. With any additional questions, please contact us at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:23 web/templates/web/privacy.html:161 +msgid "For researchers" +msgstr "Araştırmacılar için" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:26 +msgid "" +"Lookit is available to all developmental researchers, and the code is " +"entirely open- To learn more about running your own studies or contributing, " +"please check out the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/faq.html:746 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Documentation" +msgid "documentation" +msgstr "Belgeler" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:32 +msgid "" +"Several initial test studies of a prototype Lookit platform were completed " +"in 2015; you can read about the results, and strengths and limitations of " +"the platform, in " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "these papers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:7 +msgid "Update demographics" +msgstr "Demografikleri güncelle" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:21 +msgid "If the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:24 +msgid "You can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:25 +msgid "click here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:26 +msgid "to review the requirements for" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:32 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you take your first study, we " +"are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you continue to the main study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "we are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:40 +msgid "" +"Use this form to share more information about your family. When you are " +"ready to move on, you can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:44 +msgid "" +"One reason we are developing Internet-based experiments is to represent a " +"more diverse group of families in our research. Your answers to these " +"questions will help us understand what audience we reach, as well as how " +"factors like speaking multiple languages or having older siblings affect " +"children's learning." +msgstr "" +"Internet tabanlı deneyleri geliştirmemizin bir nedeni çalışmalarımızda daha " +"çok aile çeşidini temsil edebilmektir. Bu sorulara vereceğiniz cevaplar " +"bizim hangi hedef kitleye ulaştığımızı ve aynı zamanda birden çok dili " +"konuşmak veya kendinden büyük kardeş sahibi olmak gibi faktörlerin " +"çocukların öğrenmesini nasıl etkilediğini anlamamızı sağlayacak." + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:47 +msgid "" +"Even if you allow your study videos to be published for scientific or " +"publicity purposes, your demographic information is never published in " +"conjunction with your video." +msgstr "" +"Çalışma videolarınızın bilimsel veya tanıtım amaçlı kullanılmasına izin " +"verseniz bile, demografik bilgileriniz asla videonuzla bağlantılı olarak " +"yayınlanmaz." + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:10 web/templates/web/garden/about.html:14 +msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" +msgstr "Sıkça Sorulan Sorular" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:12 +msgid "Participation" +msgstr "Katılım" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:22 +msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" +msgstr "Bilişsel gelişimle ilgili \"çalışma\" nedir?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:30 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "
Cognitive development is the science " +#| "of what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " +#| "development are interested in questions like...
\n" +#| "A study is meant to answer a very " +#| "specific question about how children learn or what they know: for " +#| "instance, 'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" +"\n" +"Bilişsel gelişim, çocukların neyi " +"anladıklarının ve nasıl öğrendiklerinin bilimidir. Bilişsel gelişimdeki " +"araştırmacılar aşağıdaki gibi sorularla ilgilenirler
\n" +"Bir çalışma, çocukların nasıl " +"öğrendikleri veya bildikleriyle ilgili çok spesifik bir soruyu yanıtlamak " +"anlamına gelir: örneğin, 'Üç aylıklar ebeveynlerinin yüzlerini tanır mı?'" +"p>\n" +" " + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "Kimler Lookit'te çalışma yaratabilir?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "Çalışmaları neden yüz yüze yapmak yerine çevrimiçi yürütüyorsunuz?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Rather than having the parent or legal " +#| "guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " +#| "statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +#| "holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for " +#| "you. It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that " +#| "you understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +#| "Researchers watch these consent videos " +#| "on a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one " +#| "whether the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or " +#| "download data from a session unless they have confirmed that you " +#| "consented to participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT " +#| "clearly demonstrate informed consent--for instance, there was a technical " +#| "problem and there's no audio--they may contact you to check, depending on " +#| "your email settings.
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" +"\n" +"Bir ebeveyn ya da yasal vasinin " "imzalayacağı bir form yerine sizden bilgisayar kameranızı kullanarak onay " "formunu sesli (ya da işaret dili ile) okuduğunuz bir video kaydetmenizi " "istiyoruz. Bu sözlü beyan imzalı bir onay belgesiyle aynı geçerliliği " @@ -1365,39 +2001,59 @@ msgstr "" "teknik bir problemden var ve videonun sesi yoksa--araştırmacılar size " "iletişim tercihlerinize bağlı olarak ulaşıp doğrulama yapmak isteyebilir.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:80 -msgid "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" -msgstr "" -"https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:89 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" msgstr "Bilgilerimiz nasıl güvenli ve gizli tutulacak?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:94 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "\n" +#| " Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold " +#| "a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +#| "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or " +#| "information that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +#| "The Lookit researcher interface is " +#| "designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For " +#| "instance, a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos " +#| "before they are able to download any other data from your session. " +#| "Research groups can control who has access to what data in a very fine-" +#| "grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to confirm consent and " +#| "send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +#| "All of your data, including video, is " +#| "transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +#| "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +#| "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +#| "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires " +#| "correct permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual " +#| "penetration testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch." +#| "p>\n" +#| "
See also 'Who will see our video?'" +#| "p>\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"
\n" -" Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold a " -"common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"
Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " "that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" -"The Lookit researcher interface is " -"designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For instance, " -"a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos before they are " -"able to download any other data from your session. Research groups can " -"control who has access to what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance " -"allowing an assistant to confirm consent and send gift cards, but not " -"download study data.
\n" -"All of your data, including video, is " -"transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +"
Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " -"permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " -"testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch.
\n" -"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" -" " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "\n" @@ -1426,35 +2082,106 @@ msgstr "" "
Ayrıca şurayı inceleyin: ‘Videomuzu " "kimler görecek?’
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:107 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 msgid "Who will see our video?" msgstr "Videomuzu kimler görecek?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:112 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Lookit staff at MIT will have access " +#| "to your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform " +#| "and help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " +#| "participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " +#| "responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out " +#| "when registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the " +#| "video segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--" +#| "for instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left " +#| "versus the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at " +#| "another institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an " +#| "Institutional Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and " +#| "welfare are protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms " +#| "of Use that govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are " +#| "okay to run on Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +#| "institution might be.
\n" +#| "Whether anyone else may view the video " +#| "depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " +#| "are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " +#| "how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " +#| "selected.
\n" +#| "First, we ask if you would like to " +#| "share your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure " +#| "data library Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in " +#| "research on human development and behavior. Researchers who are granted " +#| "access to the Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the " +#| "same high standard of care they would use in their own laboratories. " +#| "Learn more about Databrary's mission or the requirements for authorized users.
\n" +#| "Next, we ask what types of uses of " +#| "your video are okay with you.
\n" +#| "If for some reason you do not select a " +#| "privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " +#| "Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video " +#| "besides consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, " +#| "because someone was discussing state secrets in the background), and in " +#| "this case it is automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed " +#| "sessions cannot automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any " +#| "questions or concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Lookit staff at MIT will have access to " -"your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and " -"help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " -"participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " -"responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out when " -"registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the video " -"segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--for " -"instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus " -"the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at another " -"institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an Institutional " -"Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are " -"protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms of Use that " +"
When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " "govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " -"Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own institution might " -"be.
\n" -"Whether anyone else may view the video " -"depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " -"are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " -"how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " -"selected.
\n" -"First, we ask if you would like to share " -"your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " "Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " "development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " "Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " @@ -1462,43 +2189,44 @@ msgid "" "Databrary's mission or the " "requirements for " "authorized users.
\n" -"Next, we ask what types of uses of your " -"video are okay with you.
\n" -"If for some reason you do not select a " -"privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " -"Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video besides " -"consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, because someone " -"was discussing state secrets in the background), and in this case it is " -"automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot " -"automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any questions or " -"concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" -" " +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "
MIT’deki Lookit çalışanları arayüzü " @@ -1529,8 +2257,8 @@ msgstr "" "insan gelişimi ve davranışına ilişkin araştırmalarda daha hızlı ilerlemeyi " "sağlayacaktır. Databrary’ye erişim izni olan araştırmacılar verilerinizi " "kendi laboratuvarlarındaki verileri korudukları hassasiyetle korumayı kabul " -"etmelidirler. Databrary hakkında daha fazla bilgi için tıklayın misyon ya da misyon ya da yetkili kullanıcılar için " "yükümlülükler.
\n" "Sonrasında, videonuzun hangi amaçlarla " @@ -1570,14 +2298,14 @@ msgstr "" "onay videosu dışındaki bütün videolarını geri çekme seçeneği vardır, ve bu " "durumda videolar otomatik olarak silinir. Tamamlanmış oturumların gizlilik " "ayarları geri dönülerek değiştirilemez. Gizlilik hakkında daha fazla sorunuz " -"ya da endişeniz varsa, lütfen ekibimiz ile buradan iletişime geçin lookit@mit.edu.
" +"ya da endişeniz varsa, lütfen ekibimiz ile buradan iletişime geçin lookit@mit.edu." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:130 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" msgstr "Araştırmacılar videomuzdaki hangi bilgiyi kullanacak?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:136 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 msgid "" "For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " "their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " @@ -1594,7 +2322,7 @@ msgstr "" "bir fikir edinmemize yardımcı olur, böylece videonun geri kalanını " "kodlayabiliriz." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:143 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 msgid "" "Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " "easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." @@ -1602,7 +2330,7 @@ msgstr "" "İşte kalibrasyon videomuzu izleyen birkaç çocuğun bir örneği-- önce bir " "tarafa sonra diğerine baktıklarını görmek kolay." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:149 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 msgid "" "Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " "about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " @@ -1612,36 +2340,62 @@ msgstr "" "pek çok bilgi verebilir. İşte laboratuvarların çocukların nasıl öğrendikleri " "hakkında daha fazla bilgi edinmek için kullandıkları tekniklerden bazıları." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:150 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 msgid "Habituation" msgstr "Alıştırma" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:151 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "In a habituation study, we first show " +#| "infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose " +#| "interest over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first " +#| "pictures, but then they start to look away more quickly. Once their " +#| "looking times are much less than they were initially, we show either a " +#| "picture from a new category or a new picture from the familiar category. " +#| "If infants now look longer to the novel example, we can tell that they " +#| "understood--and got bored of--the category we showed initially.
\n" +#| "Habituation requires waiting for each " +#| "individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for " +#| "instance, looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. " +#| "Sometimes this is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a " +#| "familiarization study, we show all babies the same number of examples, " +#| "and then see how interested they are in the familiar versus a new " +#| "category. Younger infants and those who have seen few examples tend to " +#| "show a familiarity preference--they look longer at images similar to what " +#| "they have seen before. Older infants and those who have seen many " +#| "examples tend to show a novelty preference--they look longer at images " +#| "that are different from the ones they saw before. You probably notice the " +#| "same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: initially you " +#| "don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may like it and " +#| "sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose to " +#| "listen to anything else.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"In a habituation study, we first show " -"infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest " -"over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but " -"then they start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much " -"less than they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category " -"or a new picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to " -"the novel example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the " -"category we showed initially.
\n" -"Habituation requires waiting for each " -"individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, " -"looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this " -"is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization " -"study, we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how " -"interested they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants " -"and those who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--" -"they look longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older " -"infants and those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty " -"preference--they look longer at images that are different from the ones they " -"saw before. You probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song " -"on the radio: initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several " -"times you may like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times " -"you would choose to listen to anything else.
\n" -" " +"In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "Bir alıştırma çalışmasında, bebeklere " @@ -1668,11 +2422,11 @@ msgstr "" "beğenebilir ve şarkıyı söyleyebilirsiniz; yüzlerce kez oynatıldıktan sonra " "artık başka bir şey dinlemeyi seçersiniz.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:156 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 msgid "Violation of expectation" msgstr "Beklenti İhlali" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:157 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 msgid "" "Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " "Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " @@ -1684,11 +2438,11 @@ msgstr "" "daha uzun süre bakma eğilimindedirler, bu nedenle bazı durumlarda ne kadar " "şaşırdıklarının bir ölçüsü olarak bakma sürelerini alabiliriz." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:158 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 msgid "Preferential looking" msgstr "Tercihli İzleme" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:159 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 msgid "" "Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " "decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " @@ -1706,11 +2460,11 @@ msgstr "" "'alkışlamayı bulması' istendiğinde sola bakan bir katılımcıyı " "göstermektedir; izlediği ekran en üstte gösterilir." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:165 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 msgid "Predictive looking" msgstr "Öngörücü İzleme" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:166 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 msgid "" "Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " "see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " @@ -1733,7 +2487,7 @@ msgstr "" "öğrenip öğrenmediklerini ve bir hece duyduklarında nasıl " "genelleştirdiklerini görebiliriz." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:168 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 msgid "" "Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " "think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " @@ -1745,7 +2499,7 @@ msgstr "" "bir nesneye iki farklı uydurma isim vermiş ve çocuklara nesnenin doğru " "adının hangisi olduğu sorulmuştur." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:174 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 msgid "" "Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " "measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " @@ -1759,98 +2513,7 @@ msgstr "" "öğrenmesine yardımcı olmanızı isteyebilir ve ardından bir tuşa ne kadar " "hızlı bastığını etkileyen faktörlere bakarız." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:181 -msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" -msgstr "Çalışmaları neden yüz yüze yapmak yerine çevrimiçi yürütüyorsunuz?" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:186 -msgid "" -"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a university " -"lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd like to take " -"part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the lab. Why " -"complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping to..." -msgstr "" -"Geleneksel olarak, gelişim çalışmaları bir üniversite laboratuvarındaki " -"sessiz bir odada yapılır. Araştırmacılar, yer almak isteyip istemediklerini " -"öğrenmek ve bir laboratuvar ziyareti randevusu ayarlamak için ebeveynleri " -"arar veya email gönderir. Bu laboratuvar içi çalışmaları neden çevrimiçi " -"araştırmalarla tamamlamayalım? Umuyoruz ki ..." - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:187 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " +#| "children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " +#| "developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. " +#| "We are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " +#| "participate in research to better understand their own children's " +#| "diagnoses.
\n" +#| "One note: most of our studies include " +#| "both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is " +#| "blind or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing " +#| "images or signing.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " -"children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " -"developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. We " -"are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " -"participate in research to better understand their own children's diagnoses." -"
\n" -"One note: most of our studies include " -"both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind " -"or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing images or " -"signing.
\n" -" " +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "Elbette! Çocukların nasıl öğrendikleri ve " @@ -1966,7 +2641,7 @@ msgstr "" "onun için zor olabilir. Yapabiliyorsanız, lütfen resimleri açıklayarak veya " "işaret dili kullanarak yardımcı olmaktan çekinmeyin.
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:281 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 msgid "" "I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " "together?" @@ -1974,7 +2649,7 @@ msgstr "" "Çalışmanın yaş aralığında olan birden fazla çocuğum var. Birlikte " "katılabilirler mi?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:286 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 msgid "" "If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " "participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " @@ -1985,32 +2660,46 @@ msgstr "" "katıldıklarında genellikle birbirlerini etkilerler. Bu başlı başına " "büyüleyici bir konu ama genellikle araştırmamızın odak noktası değildir." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:293 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" msgstr "" "Fakat küçük çocukların 'ekran süresi'nden kaçınması gerektiğini duydum." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:298 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "We agree with the American Academy of " +#| "Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +#| "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +#| "children, but to learn from them.
\n" +#| "As part of a child's limited screen " +#| "time, we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and " +#| "engagement with science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a " +#| "video instead of playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young " +#| "children provide lots of feedback on our studies!
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"We agree with the American Academy of " -"Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"
We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " "children, but to learn from them.
\n" -"As part of a child's limited screen time, " -"we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with " -"science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of " -"playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of " -"feedback on our studies!
\n" -" " +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "Çocukların en iyi ekranlardan değil, " -"insanlardan öğrendiği konusunda Amerikan Pediatri Akademisi’nin tavsiyesine katılıyoruz! Ancak, çalışmalarımız çocukları " -"eğitmeyi değil, onlardan öğrenmeyi amaçlıyor.
\n" +"insanlardan öğrendiği konusunda Amerikan Pediatri Akademisi’nin tavsiyesine katılıyoruz! Ancak, çalışmalarımız " +"çocukları eğitmeyi değil, onlardan öğrenmeyi amaçlıyor.\n" "Gün içinde ekrana maruz kaldıkları " "sınırlı sürenin içine katabileceğiniz çalışmalarımızın, aile içinde sohbet " "etmeyi ve bilimle uğraşmayı teşvik ederek, oyun oynamak yerine video " @@ -2018,11 +2707,11 @@ msgstr "" "de işe koyuluyoruz—kendi küçük çocuklarımız çalışmalarımızla ilgili çok " "sayıda geri bildirim sağlıyor!
" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:308 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510 msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?" msgstr "Katılımımız için bize ödeme yapılacak mı?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:313 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518 msgid "" "Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing " "their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the " @@ -2034,97 +2723,185 @@ msgstr "" "araştırmayı yapan üniversitenin kurallarına bağlıdır.) Bu bilgiler " "çalışmanın açıklama sayfasında listelenecektir." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:320 -msgid "Can I get my child's results?" -msgstr "Çocuğumun sonuçlarını alabilir miyim?" +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531 +msgid "" +"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and " +"want to contact the researchers." +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:325 -#, fuzzy, python-format -#| msgid "" -#| "\n" -#| "For some studies, yes! Usually, " -#| "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " -#| "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " -#| "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " -#| "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " -#| "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " -#| "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" -#| "Please note that none of the measures " -#| "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " -#| "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " -#| "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " -#| "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." -#| "p>\n" -#| "
If you're interested in getting " -#| "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can " -#| "try with your child.
\n" -#| " " +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:540 +msgid "" +"Each study on Children Helping Science is run by a separate team of " +"researchers. To find contact information for a specific study, visit your" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:542 +msgid "" +"page. On this page you can also see information about when you participated " +"in a study, and for studies that run here on our platform, watch your " +"child's video from the session!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:545 +msgid "" +"If you have a more general question, want to report something to the " +"Children Helping Science team, or need help reaching the researcher team, " +"please contact us at" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:559 +msgid "Can I learn the results of the research my child does?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:567 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study " +"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, " +"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any " +"questions you like.
In general though, the goal of research studies " +"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the " +"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or " +"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be " +"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where " +"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you " +"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +"p>\n" +"
If you're interested in getting individual results right " +"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-" +"home activities you can try with your child.
\n" +"Researchers usually aim to share the general results of " +"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose " +"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click " +"here to " +"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected " +"online with children.
\n" +"There can be a long lag between conducting a study and " +"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the " +"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the " +"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to " +"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be " +"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you " +"participated in.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:582 +msgid "I love this. How do I share this site?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:590 +#, python-format msgid "" "\n" -"For some studies, yes! Usually, " -"developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " -"developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " -"just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " -"other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one session), " -"we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of your child's " -"responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" -"Please note that none of the measures we " -"collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be interested to " -"learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where things fell up " -"versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you whether this means your " -"child is going to be especially good at physics.
\n" -"If you're interested in getting " -"individual results right away, please see our Resources" -"a> section for fun at-home activities you can try with your child.
\n" -" " +"Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges " +"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, " +"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about " +"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to " +"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more " +"representative and more reliable.
\n" +"If you like what you are doing, please share this website " +"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with " +"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible " +"without the support of parents like you.
\n" +" " msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:605 +msgid "What is the Parent Researcher Collaborative (PaRC)?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:613 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with " +"your child in a study on this website, or a university-based researcher who " +"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the " +"Parent Researcher Collaborative!
\n" +"If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is " +"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to " +"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with " +"each other to support research into child development! The new Children " +"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, " +"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was " +"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by " +"Executive Director Melissa " +"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created " +"by Elizabeth Bonawitz" +"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at " +"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger" +"a> at Yale, Candice Mills" +"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, " +"and Mark " +"Sheskin at Minerva University.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:627 +msgid "How can I contact you?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:634 +msgid "" "\n" -"Bazı çalışmalar için, evet! Genellikle, " -"gelişim araştırmacıları çocukların becerilerini ve gelişimsel trendleri " -"yalnızca grup seviyesinde yorumlar, ve toplanan bireysel veriler pek " -"yorumlanamaz. Ancak “Fizikçi Bebeğiniz” çalışması ve diğer boylamsal (birden " -"fazla oturum için geri geldiğiniz) çalışmalarda bazen siz tüm seansları " -"tamamladıktan sonra çocuğunuzun yanıtları hakkında size bir rapor vermek " -"için yeterli veri toplayabiliyoruz.
\n" -"Lütfen topladığımız ölçümlerin hiçbirinin " -"teşhis amaçlı olmadığını unutmayın! Örneğin, çocuğunuzun nesnelerin yukarı " -"doğru düştüğü (aşağı doğru düşmek yerine) videolarda zamanın %70’inde ekranı " -"izlediğini öğrenmek ilginizi çekebilir, ancak size çocuğunuzun özellikle " -"fizik dersinde başarılı olup olamayacağını söyleyebileceğimiz anlamına " -"gelmez.
\n" -"Eğer hemen bireysel sonuçlar almakla " -"ilgileniyorsanız, lütfen çocuğunuzla birlikte deneyebileceğiniz evde " -"eğlenceli aktiviteler için Kaynaklar bölümüne bakın." -"
" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:335 +"For information about individual studies, please see the " +"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for " +"the lab running that study.
\n" +"If you want to get in touch with the researchers " +"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +"To report any technical difficulties during " +"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:643 msgid "Technical" msgstr "Teknik" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:339 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:652 msgid "What browsers are supported?" msgstr "Hangi tarayıcılar destekleniyor?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:344 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:660 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit supports recent versions of Chrome and Firefox. We are not " +#| "currently able to support Internet Explorer or Safari." msgid "" -"Lookit supports recent versions of Chrome and Firefox. We are not currently " -"able to support Internet Explorer or Safari." +"Children Helping Science officially supports recent versions of Chrome and " +"Firefox. In particular, the Lookit engine is not currently able to support " +"Internet Explorer or Safari." msgstr "" "Lookit Chrome ve Firefox'un güncel versiyonlarını destekler. Şu anda Safari " "ve Internet Explorer'ı destekleyemiyoruz." -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:351 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:672 msgid "Can we do a study on my phone or tablet?" msgstr "Telefon veya tabletimden çalışma yapabilir miyiz?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:357 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:679 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Not yet! Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a " +#| "reasonably stable view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can " +#| "tell whether they're looking at the left or the right side of it. We're " +#| "excited about the potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to " +#| "observe infants and toddlers exploring, though!" msgid "" -"Not yet! Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a " -"reasonably stable view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can " -"tell whether they're looking at the left or the right side of it. We're " -"excited about the potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe " -"infants and toddlers exploring, though!" +"\n" +"Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. " +"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable " +"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're " +"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the " +"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and " +"toddlers exploring, though!
\n" +"Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children " +"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should " +"mention this if so.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "Henüz değil! Çocukların bakış modellerini ölçtüğümüz için, gözlerinin " "oldukça dengeli bir görüntüsüne ve soluna mı yoksa sağına mı baktıklarını " @@ -2132,70 +2909,294 @@ msgstr "" "keşfeden bebekleri ve küçük çocukları gözlemlememizi sağlayan dokunmatik " "ekran çalışmalarının potansiyeli bizi heyecanlandırıyor!" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:11 -msgid "the online child lab" -msgstr "çevrimiçi çocuk laboratuvarı" +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:693 +msgid "My study isn't working, what can I do?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:700 +msgid "" +"\n" +"If you are trying to participate in a study and having " +"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that " +"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children " +"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu.
\n" +"If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you " +"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:714 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What state do you live in?" +msgid "What security measures do you implement?" +msgstr "Hangi ilde yaşıyorsunuz?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:721 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned " +"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed " +"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about " +"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is " +"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "For researchers" +msgid "For Researchers" +msgstr "Araştırmacılar için" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737 +msgid "How can I list my study?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745 +msgid "Visit our" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747 +msgid "" +"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749 +msgid "" +"\n" +"
In order to list your study on this website, you first " +"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree " +"to the Terms of Use and " +"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional " +"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online " +"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study.
\n" +"As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 " +"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the " +"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution " +"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your " +"paperwork in order.
\n" +"While you are completing these steps, you can get started " +"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first " +"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-" +"step guide to getting started is available here.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:765 +msgid "" +"Where can I discuss best practices for online research with other " +"researchers?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:773 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct " +"peer review, and discuss online research methods.
\n" +"The Society for Research in Child Development also has a " +"discussion " +"forum you might check out!
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/about.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your age?" +msgid "What is Project Garden?" +msgstr "Yaşınız kaç?" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/home.html:14 +msgid "Welcome to" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/participate.html:16 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "How to Participate" +msgstr "Katılmak için giriş yapın:" + +#: web/templates/web/garden/scientists.html:13 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "The Scientists" +msgid "Meet the GARDEN Scientists" +msgstr "Bilim insanları" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:15 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged - click" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:16 +msgid "to make an account or explore studies below!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:18 +msgid "ChildrenHelpingScience and Lookit have merged!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:36 +msgid "Powered by Lookit" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:12 -msgid "A project of the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab" -msgstr "MIT Erken Çocukluk Biliş Lab'ı projesi" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:38 +msgid "Fun for Families, Serious for Science" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:12 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:41 msgid "Participate in a Study" msgstr "Katılım" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:22 -msgid "Bringing science home" -msgstr "Bilimi eve getiriyoruz" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:52 +msgid "Help Science" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:54 +msgid "" +"This website has studies you and your child can participate in from your " +"home, brought to you by researchers from universities around the world!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:59 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Home" +msgid "From Home" +msgstr "Anasayfa" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:23 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:61 msgid "" -"Here at MIT's Early Childhood Cognition Lab, we're trying a new approach in " -"developmental psychology: bringing the experiments to you." +"You and your child use your computer to participate. Some studies can also " +"be done on a tablet or phone." msgstr "" -"MIT'nin Erken Çocukluk Biliş Laboratuvarı'nda gelişim psikolojisinde yeni " -"bir yaklaşım deniyoruz: deneyleri size getirmek." -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:29 -msgid "Help us understand how your child thinks" -msgstr "Çocuğunuzun nasıl düşündüğünü anlamamızda bize yardımcı olun" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:66 +msgid "With Fun Activities" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:30 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:68 msgid "" -"Your family can contribute to research about how children learn by doing fun " -"activities together, right in your web browser." +"Many studies are either short games, or listening to a story and answering " +"questions about it. Some are available at any time, and others are a " +"scheduled video chat with a researcher." msgstr "" -"Aileniz, doğrudan web tarayıcınızdan birlikte eğlenceli aktiviteler yaparak " -"çocukların nasıl öğrendiklerine ilişkin araştırmalara katkıda bulunabilir." -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:36 -msgid "Participate whenever and wherever" -msgstr "Her zaman ve her yerde katılın" +#: web/templates/web/home.html:73 +msgid "Join researchers from these schools, and many more!" +msgstr "" -#: web/templates/frontpages/home.html:37 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 msgid "" -"Log in or create an account at the top right to get started! You can " -"participate with your child from any computer with a webcam." +"Interested in participating in a project with many studies? Learn more about " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:85 +msgid "Project GARDEN" msgstr "" -"Başlamak için giriş yapın veya sağ üstten bir hesap oluşturun! Çocuğunuzla " -"birlikte kamerası olan herhangi bir bilgisayardan katılabilirsiniz." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:11 +#: web/templates/web/home.html:88 +msgid "" +"In this series of studies, your child will help an animated fox named Fen " +"find the “GARDEN Library” while playing games to help Children Helping " +"Science understand children's development from many different angles!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/home.html:91 +msgid "See our current studies for different age groups:" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:19 +msgid "I would like to be contacted when:" +msgstr "Şu durumda iletişime geçilmesini isterim:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:7 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Log in to participate" +msgid "Sign up to participate" +msgstr "Katılmak için giriş yapın:" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:11 +msgid "Create Account" +msgstr "Hesap oluştur" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:13 +msgid "Create Participant Account" +msgstr "Katılımcı Hesabı Oluştur" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:16 +msgid "" +"Ready to participate in a study with Children Helping Science? Create a " +"family account here!" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" +msgid "To make a researcher account, please use" +msgstr "Araştırmacı olarak kayıt olmak için, lütfen kullanın" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:20 +msgid "this registration form" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:21 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "instead" +msgid "instead." +msgstr "yerine" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "" +"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the " +msgstr "" +"'Hesap Oluştur' a tıklayarak, şunu okuduğumu ve kabul ettiğimi kabul ediyorum" + +#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:28 +msgid "Privacy Statement" +msgstr "Gizlilik Bildirimi" + +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:9 msgid "Privacy statement" msgstr "Gizlilik Beyanı" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:11 msgid "Introduction" msgstr "Giriş" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:18 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:14 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll " +#| "on our Platform to conduct\n" +#| " research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy " +#| "Statement explains how we handle and use the\n" +#| " personal information we collect about our researchers and " +#| "research participant community." msgid "" "Lookit is committed to supporting the privacy of individuals who enroll on " "our Platform to conduct\n" -" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy " -"Statement explains how we handle and use the\n" -" personal information we collect about our researchers and " -"research participant community." +" research or serve as research subjects. This Privacy Statement " +"explains how we handle and use the\n" +" personal information we collect about our researchers and research " +"participant community." msgstr "" "Lookit, araştırma yürütmek veya araştırma öznesi olarak görev almak için\n" " Platformumuza kaydolan kişilerin mahremiyetini desteklemeye " @@ -2204,19 +3205,28 @@ msgstr "" " topluluğumuz hakkında topladığımız kişisel bilgileri nasıl " "işlediğimizi ve kullandığımızı açıklamaktadır." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:22 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:19 msgid "For participants" msgstr "Katılımcılar için" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:24 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:22 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct " +#| "studies about how children learn and\n" +#| " develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition " +#| "Lab, which has access to all of the data\n" +#| " collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct " +#| "studies only access your personal information\n" +#| " if you choose to participate in their study." msgid "" "Lookit is a platform that many different researchers use to conduct studies " "about how children learn and\n" -" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, " -"which has access to all of the data\n" -" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct " -"studies only access your personal information\n" -" if you choose to participate in their study." +" develop. It is run by the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab, which " +"has access to all of the data\n" +" collected on Lookit. Researchers using Lookit to conduct studies " +"only access your personal information\n" +" if you choose to participate in their study." msgstr "" "Lookit, pek çok farklı araştırmacının çocukların nasıl öğrendiği ve " "geliştiği konusunda araştırmalar yapmak için kullandığı bir platformdur.\n" @@ -2225,35 +3235,54 @@ msgstr "" " Lookit'i araştırma yapmak için kullanan araştırmacılar, " "kişisel bilgilerinize yalnızca çalışmalarına katılmayı seçerseniz erişirler." -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:29 -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:142 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:28 web/templates/web/privacy.html:162 msgid "What personal information we collect" msgstr "Hangi kişisel bilgileri topluyoruz" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:31 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:30 msgid "We collect the following kinds of personal information:" msgstr "Aşağıdaki kişisel bilgileri topluyoruz:" -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:32 +#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:33 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "If you have a child and would like to " +#~ "participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available " +#~ "for your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
When you select a study, you'll be " +#~ "asked to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and " +#~ "your child agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will " +#~ "happen during the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may " +#~ "answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what " +#~ "she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
Some portions of the study will be " +#~ "automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " +#~ "platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +#~ "child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +#~ "looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots " +#~ "of other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "Eğer çocuğunuz varsa ve katılmak " +#~ "istiyorsanız, bir hesap oluşturarak çocuğunuzun yaş aralığında katılımcı " +#~ "aranan çalışmalarımıza göz atabilirsiniz. Çalışmalara katılabilmek için " +#~ "çalışır durumda bir bilgisayar kameranızın bulunması gerekmektedir.
\n" +#~ "Bir çalışmayı seçtiğinizde, bir onay " +#~ "formu okumanız ve sizin ve çocuğunuzun çalışmaya katılmayı kabul " +#~ "ettiğinizi belirttiğiniz bir video kaydı göndermeniz istenecektir. " +#~ "Sonrasında, çalışma sırasında yapılacaklar konusunda sizi yönlendiriyor " +#~ "olacağız. Çocuğunuzun yaşına bağlı olarak çocuğunuz sorulan sorulara " +#~ "doğrudan kendisi cevap verebilir, ya da çocuğunuzun ne düşündüğüyle " +#~ "ilgili çıkarımlarda bulunabileceğimiz dolaylı işaretleri inceleriz – " +#~ "şaşırtıcı bir sonuca ne kadar uzun süre baktığı gibi.
\n" +#~ "Çalışmanın kamerayla kayıt altına " +#~ "alınan bazı kısımları otomatik olarak kaydedilip güvenli bir şekilde " +#~ "Lookit arayüzüne aktarılacaktır. Bu videoları alanında eğitimli " +#~ "araştırmacılar inceleyecek ve çocuğunuzun birtakım tepkilerini " +#~ "kaydedecektir- örneğin parmağıyla gösterdiği yön ya da resimlere bakma " +#~ "süresi gibi. Çocukların nasıl düşündükleri hakkında daha çok şey öğrenmek " +#~ "için bu tepkileri diğer birçok çocuktan gelen bu tepkiler ile " +#~ "birleştireceğiz!
\n" +#~ " " + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " +#~ "Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with " +#~ "MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and " +#~ "certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an " +#~ "institutional review board. Studies are also subject to approval by " +#~ "Lookit. As of June 2020 we have agreements with 20 universities!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Çocukların nasıl öğrendiği ve büyüdüğü hakkında soruları olan her " +#~ "araştırmacı bir Lookit çalışması önerebilir! Lookit kullanan her kurum " +#~ "MIT ile Kullanım Şartları 'nı kabul ettikleri ve " +#~ "çalışmalarının bir bağımsız etik komitesi tarafından incelenip " +#~ "onaylanacağını kabul ettikleri bir sözleşme imzalamalıdır. Çalışmalar " +#~ "Lookit'in de onayına tabidir. Haziran 2020 itibariyle 20 üniversite ile " +#~ "anlaşmamız var!" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a " +#~ "university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd " +#~ "like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the " +#~ "lab. Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping " +#~ "to..." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Geleneksel olarak, gelişim çalışmaları bir üniversite laboratuvarındaki " +#~ "sessiz bir odada yapılır. Araştırmacılar, yer almak isteyip " +#~ "istemediklerini öğrenmek ve bir laboratuvar ziyareti randevusu ayarlamak " +#~ "için ebeveynleri arar veya email gönderir. Bu laboratuvar içi çalışmaları " +#~ "neden çevrimiçi araştırmalarla tamamlamayalım? Umuyoruz ki ..." + +#~ msgid "When will we see the results of the study?" +#~ msgstr "Çalışmanın sonuçlarını ne zaman göreceğiz?" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "The process of publishing a scientific study, from starting data " +#~ "collection to seeing the paper in a journal, can take several years. You " +#~ "can check the Lookit home page for updates on papers, or set your " +#~ "communication preferences to be notified when we have results from " +#~ "studies you participated in." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Veri toplamaya başlamaktan makaleyi bir dergide görmeye kadar bilimsel " +#~ "bir çalışma yayınlama süreci birkaç yıl sürebilir. Belgelerle ilgili " +#~ "güncellemeler için Lookit ana sayfasını kontrol edebilir veya " +#~ "katıldığınız çalışmalardan sonuçlar aldığımızda bilgilendirilmek üzere " +#~ "iletişim tercihlerinizi ayarlayabilirsiniz." + +#~ msgid "Can I get my child's results?" +#~ msgstr "Çocuğumun sonuçlarını alabilir miyim?" + +#, fuzzy, python-format +#~| msgid "" +#~| "\n" +#~| "For some studies, yes! Usually, " +#~| "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " +#~| "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " +#~| "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " +#~| "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " +#~| "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " +#~| "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" +#~| "Please note that none of the measures " +#~| "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " +#~| "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " +#~| "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " +#~| "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +#~| "
\n" +#~| "If you're interested in getting " +#~| "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you " +#~| "can try with your child.
\n" +#~| " " +#~ msgid "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "For some studies, yes! Usually, " +#~ "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and " +#~ "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected " +#~ "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and " +#~ "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one " +#~ "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of " +#~ "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions.
\n" +#~ "Please note that none of the measures " +#~ "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be " +#~ "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos " +#~ "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you " +#~ "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics." +#~ "p>\n" +#~ "
If you're interested in getting " +#~ "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can " +#~ "try with your child.
\n" +#~ " " +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "\n" +#~ "Bazı çalışmalar için, evet! " +#~ "Genellikle, gelişim araştırmacıları çocukların becerilerini ve gelişimsel " +#~ "trendleri yalnızca grup seviyesinde yorumlar, ve toplanan bireysel " +#~ "veriler pek yorumlanamaz. Ancak “Fizikçi Bebeğiniz” çalışması ve diğer " +#~ "boylamsal (birden fazla oturum için geri geldiğiniz) çalışmalarda bazen " +#~ "siz tüm seansları tamamladıktan sonra çocuğunuzun yanıtları hakkında size " +#~ "bir rapor vermek için yeterli veri toplayabiliyoruz.
\n" +#~ "Lütfen topladığımız ölçümlerin " +#~ "hiçbirinin teşhis amaçlı olmadığını unutmayın! Örneğin, çocuğunuzun " +#~ "nesnelerin yukarı doğru düştüğü (aşağı doğru düşmek yerine) videolarda " +#~ "zamanın %70’inde ekranı izlediğini öğrenmek ilginizi çekebilir, ancak " +#~ "size çocuğunuzun özellikle fizik dersinde başarılı olup olamayacağını " +#~ "söyleyebileceğimiz anlamına gelmez.
\n" +#~ "Eğer hemen bireysel sonuçlar almakla " +#~ "ilgileniyorsanız, lütfen çocuğunuzla birlikte deneyebileceğiniz evde " +#~ "eğlenceli aktiviteler için Kaynaklar bölümüne " +#~ "bakın.
" + +#~ msgid "the online child lab" +#~ msgstr "çevrimiçi çocuk laboratuvarı" + +#~ msgid "A project of the MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab" +#~ msgstr "MIT Erken Çocukluk Biliş Lab'ı projesi" + +#~ msgid "Bringing science home" +#~ msgstr "Bilimi eve getiriyoruz" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Here at MIT's Early Childhood Cognition Lab, we're trying a new approach " +#~ "in developmental psychology: bringing the experiments to you." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "MIT'nin Erken Çocukluk Biliş Laboratuvarı'nda gelişim psikolojisinde yeni " +#~ "bir yaklaşım deniyoruz: deneyleri size getirmek." + +#~ msgid "Help us understand how your child thinks" +#~ msgstr "Çocuğunuzun nasıl düşündüğünü anlamamızda bize yardımcı olun" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Your family can contribute to research about how children learn by doing " +#~ "fun activities together, right in your web browser." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Aileniz, doğrudan web tarayıcınızdan birlikte eğlenceli aktiviteler " +#~ "yaparak çocukların nasıl öğrendiklerine ilişkin araştırmalara katkıda " +#~ "bulunabilir." + +#~ msgid "Participate whenever and wherever" +#~ msgstr "Her zaman ve her yerde katılın" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Log in or create an account at the top right to get started! You can " +#~ "participate with your child from any computer with a webcam." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Başlamak için giriş yapın veya sağ üstten bir hesap oluşturun! " +#~ "Çocuğunuzla birlikte kamerası olan herhangi bir bilgisayardan " +#~ "katılabilirsiniz." + +#~ msgid "Core Team" +#~ msgstr "Çekirdek Ekip" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Rico is Lookit's lead software engineer, working on planning and adding " +#~ "features for both participants and researchers." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Rico Lookit'in lider yazılım mühendisidir, hem katılımcılar hem de " +#~ "araştırmacılar için yeni özellikler planlama ve ekleme üzerine çalışıyor." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Laura is the PI of the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. She conducts " +#~ "research about how children arrive at a common-sense understanding of the " +#~ "physical and social world through exploration and instruction." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Laura, Erken Çocukluk Biliş Laboratuvarı'nın baş araştırmacısıdır. Keşif " +#~ "ve öğretim yoluyla çocukların fiziksel ve sosyal dünyanın sağduyulu bir " +#~ "anlayışına nasıl ulaştıkları hakkında araştırma yapıyor." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Kim started Lookit as a graduate student, and now runs the project as a " +#~ "research scientist in the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Her three " +#~ "children frequently provide feedback on studies." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Kim, Lookit'e yüksek lisans öğrencisi olarak başladı ve şimdi projeyi " +#~ "Erken Çocukluk Biliş Laboratuvarı'nda araştırmacı bilim insanı olarak " +#~ "yürütüyor. Üç çocuğu, çalışmaları hakkında sık sık geri bildirimde " +#~ "bulunuyor." + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Mark organizes the Lookit Working Groups, which are groups of researchers " +#~ "working to improve Lookit in a variety of ways." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Mark Lookit Çalışma Gruplarını organize ediyor, bu gruplar Lookit'in " +#~ "çeşitli yollardan geliştirilmesi için çalışan araştırmacılardan oluşur." + +#~ msgid "Your login credentials didn't work. Please try again." +#~ msgstr "Giriş kimlik bilgileriniz çalışmadı. Lütfen tekrar deneyin." + +#~ msgid "New to Lookit?" +#~ msgstr "Lookit'te yeni misiniz?" + +#~ msgid "New password:" +#~ msgstr "Yeni şifre:" + +#~ msgid "Confirm password:" +#~ msgstr "Şifrenizi onaylayın:" + +#, fuzzy, python-format +#~| msgid "The %(site_name)s team" +#~ msgid "The %(site_name)s team" +#~ msgstr "%(site_name)nın takımı" + +#~ msgid "Email address:" +#~ msgstr "Email adresi:" + +#~ msgid "FAQ" +#~ msgstr "SSS" + +#~ msgid "Hi" +#~ msgstr "Merhaba" + +#~ msgid "Empty birthday" +#~ msgstr "Doğum tarihi boş" + +#~ msgid " day" +#~ msgstr "gün" + +#~ msgid " days" +#~ msgstr "günler" + +#~ msgid " month" +#~ msgstr "ay" + +#~ msgid " months" +#~ msgstr "aylar" + +#~ msgid " year" +#~ msgstr "yıl" + +#~ msgid " years" +#~ msgstr "yıllar" + +#~ msgid "Hide Form" +#~ msgstr "Formu Gizle" + +#~ msgid "Create a family account to start participating in Lookit studies!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Lookit çalışmalarına katılmaya başlamak için bir aile hesabı oluştur!" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Your account doesn't have access to this page. To proceed, please login " +#~ "with an account that has access." +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Hesabınızın bu sayfaya erişimi yok. Lütfen devam etmek için erişimi olan " +#~ "bir hesapla giriş yapınız." + +#~ msgid "Please login to see this page." +#~ msgstr "Lütfen bu sayfayı görmek için giriş yapınız." + +#~ msgid "Compensation: " +#~ msgstr "Ödeme: " + +#~ msgid "None" +#~ msgstr "Hiçbiri" + +#~ msgid "Current Studies" +#~ msgstr "Mevcut Çalışmalar" + +#~ msgid "See details" +#~ msgstr "Detayları gör" + +#~ msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!" +#~ msgstr "Şu anda herhangi bir çalışma yürütmüyoruz!" + +#~ msgid "" +#~ "Looking for more ways to contribute to research from home? Check out Children Helping Science for even more " +#~ "studies!" +#~ msgstr "" +#~ "Araştırmalara evden katkıda bulunmanın daha fazla yollarını mı " +#~ "arıyorsunuz? Daha çok çalışma için Children Helping Science sitesine göz atın." + +#~ msgid "days" +#~ msgstr "günler" + +#~ msgid " until " +#~ msgstr " 'e dek " + +#~ msgid " when " +#~ msgstr " ne zaman " + +#~ msgid "Study overview" +#~ msgstr "Çalışma tanıtımı" + +#~ msgid "Back to list" +#~ msgstr "Listeye geri dön" + +#~ msgid "Eligibility criteria" +#~ msgstr "Uygunluk kriterleri" + #~ msgid "Alumni & Collaborators" #~ msgstr "Mezunlar & İşbirlikçiler" -#~ msgid "To register as a researcher, please use" -#~ msgstr "Araştırmacı olarak kayıt olmak için, lütfen kullanın" - #~ msgid "this form" #~ msgstr "bu formu" - -#~ msgid "instead" -#~ msgstr "yerine" diff --git a/locale/zh_HANS/LC_MESSAGES/django.po b/locale/zh_HANS/LC_MESSAGES/django.po index b41b8108f..cf7282d4e 100644 --- a/locale/zh_HANS/LC_MESSAGES/django.po +++ b/locale/zh_HANS/LC_MESSAGES/django.po @@ -2,14 +2,14 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: MBAH_studiespage\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-10-13 14:40+0000\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2024-04-09 19:34-0400\n" "Language: zh-Hans\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "X-Generator: POEditor.com\n" -#: accounts/forms.py:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:56 msgid "Enter a valid 6-digit one-time password from Google Authenticator" msgstr "请输入来自谷歌身份验证器一次性的有效六位数密码" @@ -33,146 +33,121 @@ msgstr "" msgid "This account is inactive." msgstr "此账号尚未激活。" -#: accounts/forms.py:197 -msgid "Your password can’t be too similar to your other personal information." -msgstr "您的密码不能与您的个人信息过于相似。" - -#: accounts/forms.py:198 -msgid "Your password must contain at least 16 characters." -msgstr "您的密码必须至少包含16个字符。" - -#: accounts/forms.py:199 -msgid "Your password can’t be a commonly used password." -msgstr "您的密码不能为常见密码。" - -#: accounts/forms.py:200 -msgid "Your password can’t be entirely numeric." -msgstr "您的密码不能全是数字。" - -#: accounts/forms.py:216 accounts/forms.py:232 accounts/models.py:141 +#: accounts/forms.py:222 accounts/forms.py:238 accounts/models.py:148 msgid "Email address" msgstr "邮箱地址" -#: accounts/forms.py:217 accounts/models.py:146 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_list.html:58 +#: accounts/forms.py:223 msgid "Nickname" msgstr "昵称" -#: accounts/forms.py:257 +#: accounts/forms.py:286 msgid "" "It's time for another session of a study we are currently participating in" msgstr "是时候进行本实验中的另一个部分了" -#: accounts/forms.py:259 +#: accounts/forms.py:288 msgid "A new study is available for one of my children" msgstr "有一项新研究可供我的一位孩子参加" -#: accounts/forms.py:261 +#: accounts/forms.py:290 msgid "" "There's an update about a study we participated in (for example, results are " "published)" msgstr "我们曾经参加过的一项研究有了新的进展(例如:实验结果已发表)" -#: accounts/forms.py:264 +#: accounts/forms.py:293 msgid "" "A researcher has questions about my individual responses (for example, if I " "report a technical problem during the study)" msgstr "一位研究员对于我的个人反馈有疑问(例如:在研究中我反映了技术问题)" -#: accounts/forms.py:273 accounts/forms.py:322 -msgid "What category(ies) does your family identify as?" -msgstr "您认为您的家庭属于哪种类别?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:277 accounts/models.py:527 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:86 -msgid "Country" -msgstr "国家" - -#: accounts/forms.py:304 +#: accounts/forms.py:323 msgid "Enter as a comma-separated list: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DD, ..." msgstr "请用逗号分隔日期,如:2015-05-10, 2018-01-22, ..." -#: accounts/forms.py:306 -msgid "Numerical answers only - a rough guess is fine!" -msgstr "仅填写数字(可估计)" +#: accounts/forms.py:326 +msgid "" +"If the answer varies or needs more explanation, you can tell us more below." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:329 +msgid "" +"Please select the appropriate responses for everyone in your children's " +"immediate family." +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:310 +#: accounts/forms.py:334 msgid "What country do you live in?" msgstr "您居住在哪个国家?" -#: accounts/forms.py:311 +#: accounts/forms.py:335 msgid "What state do you live in?" msgstr "您居住在哪个省份/自治区/直辖市/特别行政区?" -#: accounts/forms.py:312 +#: accounts/forms.py:336 msgid "How would you describe the area where you live?" msgstr "您会如何描述您所居住的区域?" -#: accounts/forms.py:314 -msgid "What language(s) does your family speak at home?" -msgstr "您的家庭在家中使用什么语言?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:316 +#: accounts/forms.py:337 msgid "How many children do you have?" msgstr "您有几位子女?" -#: accounts/forms.py:317 +#: accounts/forms.py:338 msgid "For each child, please enter his or her birthdate:" msgstr "请输入每一位子女的出生日期:" -#: accounts/forms.py:319 +#: accounts/forms.py:340 msgid "How many parents/guardians do your children live with?" msgstr "您的孩子与几位父母/监护人居住在一起?" -#: accounts/forms.py:324 +#: accounts/forms.py:342 msgid "What is your age?" msgstr "您的年龄是?" -#: accounts/forms.py:325 +#: accounts/forms.py:343 msgid "What is your gender?" msgstr "您的性别是?" -#: accounts/forms.py:327 +#: accounts/forms.py:344 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "What is your gender?" +msgid "Describe your gender" +msgstr "您的性别是?" + +#: accounts/forms.py:346 msgid "What is the highest level of education you've completed?" msgstr "您获得的最高学历是什么?" -#: accounts/forms.py:330 -msgid "What is the highest level of education your spouse has completed?" -msgstr "您的配偶获得的最高学历是什么?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:333 +#: accounts/forms.py:349 msgid "What is your approximate family yearly income (in US dollars)?" msgstr "您的家庭年收入大概是多少(人民币)?" -#: accounts/forms.py:336 -msgid "About how many children's books are there in your home?" -msgstr "您家中大约有多少本儿童读物?" - -#: accounts/forms.py:338 +#: accounts/forms.py:351 msgid "Anything else you'd like us to know?" msgstr "请问您还有什么想让我们知道的吗?" -#: accounts/forms.py:339 +#: accounts/forms.py:352 msgid "How did you hear about Lookit?" msgstr "您是怎么了解到Lookit的?" -#: accounts/forms.py:341 +#: accounts/forms.py:354 msgid "" -"If the answer varies due to shared custody arrangements or travel, please " -"enter the number of parents/guardians your children are usually living with " -"or explain." +"What racial group(s) does your family identify with/belong to? Please select " +"any that apply to someone in your children's immediate family." msgstr "" -"如果监护人数量会因共同监护或旅行而有变动,请输入和您孩子平时一同居住的父母/监" -"护人人数或做额外解释。" -#: accounts/forms.py:356 accounts/forms.py:382 accounts/forms.py:434 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:38 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:112 -msgid "Birthday" -msgstr "出生日期" +#: accounts/forms.py:357 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" +msgid "Share more about your family's race, ethnicity, or origin:" +msgstr "其他种族、民族或出身" + +#: accounts/forms.py:360 +msgid "Share more about your children's parents/guardians:" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/forms.py:358 +#: accounts/forms.py:379 msgid "" "This lets us figure out exactly how old your child is when they participate " "in a study. We never publish children's birthdates or information that would " @@ -181,39 +156,42 @@ msgstr "" "这能帮助我们计算出您孩子参加研究时的确切年龄。我们从不公布儿童的出生日期或能" "让读者计算出生日期的信息。" -#: accounts/forms.py:365 +#: accounts/forms.py:386 msgid "Birthdays cannot be in the future." msgstr "生日不能为将来的时间。" -#: accounts/forms.py:381 accounts/forms.py:433 +#: accounts/forms.py:403 msgid "First Name" msgstr "名" -#: accounts/forms.py:383 accounts/forms.py:435 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:54 +#: accounts/forms.py:404 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:36 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:45 +msgid "Birthday" +msgstr "出生日期" + +#: accounts/forms.py:405 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:44 msgid "Gender" msgstr "性别" -#: accounts/forms.py:384 accounts/forms.py:436 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 +#: accounts/forms.py:406 accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:48 msgid "Gestational Age at Birth" msgstr "出生时的胎龄" -#: accounts/forms.py:386 accounts/forms.py:438 +#: accounts/forms.py:408 msgid "Any additional information you'd like us to know" msgstr "您想让我们知道的其他信息。" -#: accounts/forms.py:388 accounts/forms.py:440 +#: accounts/forms.py:410 msgid "Characteristics and conditions" msgstr "特殊情况" -#: accounts/forms.py:390 accounts/forms.py:442 +#: accounts/forms.py:412 msgid "" "Languages this child is exposed to at home, school, or with another " "caregiver." msgstr "该儿童在家庭、学校或与其他照顾者在一起时所接触的语言。" -#: accounts/forms.py:396 accounts/forms.py:448 +#: accounts/forms.py:418 msgid "" "This lets you select the correct child to participate in a particular study. " "A nickname or initials are fine! We may include your child's name in email " @@ -224,509 +202,598 @@ msgstr "" "电子邮件中使用您孩子的名字(例如,\"小明可以参加一项新的研究!\"),但绝不会" "在我们的研究中公布或使用姓名。" -#: accounts/forms.py:399 accounts/forms.py:451 +#: accounts/forms.py:421 msgid "" "For instance, diagnosed developmental disorders or vision or hearing problems" msgstr "例如,被诊断为发育障碍,或有视力、听力问题。" -#: accounts/forms.py:402 +#: accounts/forms.py:424 msgid "Please round down to the nearest full week of pregnancy completed" msgstr "请将怀孕周数四舍五入到整数。" +#: accounts/forms.py:427 +msgid "" +"Most research studies are designed for a general age range, but some focus " +"on a particular group of children. The choices you make below are used to " +"show you studies that are designed for children with these characteristics." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:457 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Studies" +msgid "All studies" +msgstr "研究" + +#: accounts/forms.py:458 +msgid "Studies happening right now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:459 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Current studies" +msgid "Scheduled studies" +msgstr "当前的研究" + +#: accounts/forms.py:462 +msgid "Find studies for..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:463 +msgid "babies (under 1)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:464 +msgid "toddlers (1-2)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:465 +msgid "preschoolers (3-4)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:466 +msgid "school-age kids (5-17)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:467 +msgid "adults (18+)" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:470 +msgid "Show studies happening..." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:471 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Meet the Lookit team" +msgid "here on the Lookit platform" +msgstr "Lookit团队" + +#: accounts/forms.py:472 +msgid "on other websites" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:477 +msgid "Hide Studies We've Done" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/forms.py:516 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Your past studies" +msgid "Lookit studies" +msgstr "您参与过的研究" + +#: accounts/forms.py:517 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Current studies" +msgid "External studies" +msgstr "当前的研究" + #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:12 -#: accounts/models.py:302 studies/fields.py:135 +#: accounts/models.py:339 studies/fields.py:136 msgid "Not sure or prefer not to answer" msgstr "不确定或不愿回答" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:13 -#: accounts/models.py:303 studies/fields.py:136 +#: accounts/models.py:340 studies/fields.py:137 msgid "Under 24 weeks" msgstr "24周以下" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:14 -#: accounts/models.py:304 studies/fields.py:137 +#: accounts/models.py:341 studies/fields.py:138 msgid "24 weeks" msgstr "24周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:15 -#: accounts/models.py:305 studies/fields.py:138 +#: accounts/models.py:342 studies/fields.py:139 msgid "25 weeks" msgstr "25周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:16 -#: accounts/models.py:306 studies/fields.py:139 +#: accounts/models.py:343 studies/fields.py:140 msgid "26 weeks" msgstr "26周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:17 -#: accounts/models.py:307 studies/fields.py:140 +#: accounts/models.py:344 studies/fields.py:141 msgid "27 weeks" msgstr "27周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:18 -#: accounts/models.py:308 studies/fields.py:141 +#: accounts/models.py:345 studies/fields.py:142 msgid "28 weeks" msgstr "28周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:19 -#: accounts/models.py:309 studies/fields.py:142 +#: accounts/models.py:346 studies/fields.py:143 msgid "29 weeks" msgstr "29周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:20 -#: accounts/models.py:310 studies/fields.py:143 +#: accounts/models.py:347 studies/fields.py:144 msgid "30 weeks" msgstr "30周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:21 -#: accounts/models.py:311 studies/fields.py:144 +#: accounts/models.py:348 studies/fields.py:145 msgid "31 weeks" msgstr "31周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:22 -#: accounts/models.py:312 studies/fields.py:145 +#: accounts/models.py:349 studies/fields.py:146 msgid "32 weeks" msgstr "32周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:23 -#: accounts/models.py:313 studies/fields.py:146 +#: accounts/models.py:350 studies/fields.py:147 msgid "33 weeks" msgstr "33周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:24 -#: accounts/models.py:314 studies/fields.py:147 +#: accounts/models.py:351 studies/fields.py:148 msgid "34 weeks" msgstr "34周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:25 -#: accounts/models.py:315 studies/fields.py:148 +#: accounts/models.py:352 studies/fields.py:149 msgid "35 weeks" msgstr "35周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:26 -#: accounts/models.py:316 studies/fields.py:149 +#: accounts/models.py:353 studies/fields.py:150 msgid "36 weeks" msgstr "36周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:27 -#: accounts/models.py:317 studies/fields.py:150 +#: accounts/models.py:354 studies/fields.py:151 msgid "37 weeks" msgstr "37周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:28 -#: accounts/models.py:318 studies/fields.py:151 +#: accounts/models.py:355 studies/fields.py:152 msgid "38 weeks" msgstr "38周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:29 -#: accounts/models.py:319 studies/fields.py:152 +#: accounts/models.py:356 studies/fields.py:153 msgid "39 weeks" msgstr "39周" #: accounts/migrations/0041_add_existing_conditions.py:30 -#: accounts/models.py:320 studies/fields.py:153 +#: accounts/models.py:357 studies/fields.py:154 msgid "40 or more weeks" msgstr "40周及以上" -#: accounts/models.py:80 +#: accounts/models.py:45 +msgid "male" +msgstr "男性" + +#: accounts/models.py:46 +msgid "female" +msgstr "女性" + +#: accounts/models.py:47 +msgid "open response" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/models.py:48 accounts/models.py:510 +msgid "prefer not to answer" +msgstr "不愿回答" + +#: accounts/models.py:87 msgid "Can View Organization" msgstr "可查看机构" -#: accounts/models.py:81 +#: accounts/models.py:88 msgid "Can Edit Organization" msgstr "可编辑机构" -#: accounts/models.py:82 +#: accounts/models.py:89 msgid "Can Create Organization" msgstr "可创建机构" -#: accounts/models.py:83 +#: accounts/models.py:90 msgid "Can Remove Organization" msgstr "可移除机构" -#: accounts/models.py:84 +#: accounts/models.py:91 msgid "Can View Experimenter" msgstr "可查看实验员" -#: accounts/models.py:85 +#: accounts/models.py:92 msgid "Can View Analytics" msgstr "可查看分析" -#: accounts/models.py:280 +#: accounts/models.py:324 msgid "Can Create User" msgstr "可创建用户" -#: accounts/models.py:281 +#: accounts/models.py:325 msgid "Can View User" msgstr "可查看用户" -#: accounts/models.py:282 +#: accounts/models.py:326 msgid "Can Edit User" msgstr "可编辑用户" -#: accounts/models.py:283 +#: accounts/models.py:327 msgid "Can Remove User" msgstr "可移除用户" -#: accounts/models.py:284 +#: accounts/models.py:328 msgid "Can View User Permissions" msgstr "可查看用户许可" -#: accounts/models.py:285 +#: accounts/models.py:329 msgid "Can Edit User Permissions" msgstr "可编辑用户许可" -#: accounts/models.py:286 +#: accounts/models.py:330 msgid "Can Read All User Data" msgstr "可阅读所有用户数据" -#: accounts/models.py:287 +#: accounts/models.py:331 msgid "Can Read User Usernames" msgstr "可阅读用户名" -#: accounts/models.py:294 accounts/models.py:397 -msgid "male" -msgstr "男性" - -#: accounts/models.py:295 accounts/models.py:398 -msgid "female" -msgstr "女性" - -#: accounts/models.py:296 accounts/models.py:399 -msgid "other" -msgstr "其他" - -#: accounts/models.py:297 accounts/models.py:400 accounts/models.py:476 -msgid "prefer not to answer" -msgstr "不愿回答" - -#: accounts/models.py:387 +#: accounts/models.py:425 msgid "White" msgstr "白人" -#: accounts/models.py:388 +#: accounts/models.py:426 msgid "Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin" msgstr "西班牙裔、拉美裔或西班牙血统" -#: accounts/models.py:389 +#: accounts/models.py:427 msgid "Black or African American" msgstr "黑人或非裔美国人" -#: accounts/models.py:390 +#: accounts/models.py:428 msgid "Asian" msgstr "亚裔" -#: accounts/models.py:391 +#: accounts/models.py:429 msgid "American Indian or Alaska Native" msgstr "美国印第安人或阿拉斯加原住民" -#: accounts/models.py:392 +#: accounts/models.py:430 msgid "Middle Eastern or North African" msgstr "中东人或北非人" -#: accounts/models.py:393 +#: accounts/models.py:431 msgid "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander" msgstr "夏威夷原住民或其他太平洋岛民" -#: accounts/models.py:394 +#: accounts/models.py:432 msgid "Another race, ethnicity, or origin" msgstr "其他种族、民族或出身" -#: accounts/models.py:403 accounts/models.py:412 +#: accounts/models.py:435 accounts/models.py:444 msgid "some or attending high school" msgstr "初中学历及以下" -#: accounts/models.py:404 accounts/models.py:413 +#: accounts/models.py:436 accounts/models.py:445 msgid "high school diploma or GED" msgstr "高中、中专学历" -#: accounts/models.py:405 accounts/models.py:414 +#: accounts/models.py:437 accounts/models.py:446 msgid "some or attending college" msgstr "本科或大专(未获得文凭)" -#: accounts/models.py:406 accounts/models.py:415 +#: accounts/models.py:438 accounts/models.py:447 msgid "2-year college degree" msgstr "大专学历" -#: accounts/models.py:407 accounts/models.py:416 +#: accounts/models.py:439 accounts/models.py:448 msgid "4-year college degree" msgstr "本科学历" -#: accounts/models.py:408 accounts/models.py:417 +#: accounts/models.py:440 accounts/models.py:449 msgid "some or attending graduate or professional school" msgstr "研究生(未获得文凭)" -#: accounts/models.py:409 accounts/models.py:418 +#: accounts/models.py:441 accounts/models.py:450 msgid "graduate or professional degree" msgstr "研究生学历" -#: accounts/models.py:419 +#: accounts/models.py:451 msgid "not applicable - no spouse or partner" msgstr "无配偶或伴侣" -#: accounts/models.py:422 accounts/models.py:453 +#: accounts/models.py:454 accounts/models.py:487 msgid "0" msgstr "0" -#: accounts/models.py:423 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:455 accounts/models.py:481 msgid "1" msgstr "1" -#: accounts/models.py:424 accounts/models.py:450 +#: accounts/models.py:456 accounts/models.py:482 msgid "2" msgstr "2" -#: accounts/models.py:425 +#: accounts/models.py:457 accounts/models.py:483 msgid "3" msgstr "3" -#: accounts/models.py:426 +#: accounts/models.py:458 msgid "4" msgstr "4" -#: accounts/models.py:427 +#: accounts/models.py:459 msgid "5" msgstr "5" -#: accounts/models.py:428 +#: accounts/models.py:460 msgid "6" msgstr "6" -#: accounts/models.py:429 +#: accounts/models.py:461 msgid "7" msgstr "7" -#: accounts/models.py:430 +#: accounts/models.py:462 msgid "8" msgstr "8" -#: accounts/models.py:431 +#: accounts/models.py:463 msgid "9" msgstr "9" -#: accounts/models.py:432 +#: accounts/models.py:464 msgid "10" msgstr "10" -#: accounts/models.py:433 +#: accounts/models.py:465 msgid "More than 10" msgstr "10位以上" -#: accounts/models.py:436 +#: accounts/models.py:468 msgid "under 18" msgstr "18岁以下" -#: accounts/models.py:437 +#: accounts/models.py:469 msgid "18-21" msgstr "18-21岁" -#: accounts/models.py:438 +#: accounts/models.py:470 msgid "22-24" msgstr "22-24岁" -#: accounts/models.py:439 +#: accounts/models.py:471 msgid "25-29" msgstr "25-29岁" -#: accounts/models.py:440 +#: accounts/models.py:472 msgid "30-34" msgstr "30-34岁" -#: accounts/models.py:441 +#: accounts/models.py:473 msgid "35-39" msgstr "35-39岁" -#: accounts/models.py:442 +#: accounts/models.py:474 msgid "40-44" msgstr "40-44岁" -#: accounts/models.py:443 +#: accounts/models.py:475 msgid "45-49" msgstr "45-49岁" -#: accounts/models.py:444 +#: accounts/models.py:476 msgid "50-59" msgstr "50-59岁" -#: accounts/models.py:445 +#: accounts/models.py:477 msgid "60-69" msgstr "60-69岁" -#: accounts/models.py:446 +#: accounts/models.py:478 msgid "70 or over" msgstr "70岁及以上" -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "3 or more" -msgstr "3位及以上" - -#: accounts/models.py:450 -msgid "varies" -msgstr "不定" +#: accounts/models.py:484 +msgid "Another number, or explain below" +msgstr "" -#: accounts/models.py:454 +#: accounts/models.py:488 msgid "5000" msgstr "1万元及以下" -#: accounts/models.py:455 +#: accounts/models.py:489 msgid "10000" msgstr "2万元" -#: accounts/models.py:456 +#: accounts/models.py:490 msgid "15000" msgstr "3万元" -#: accounts/models.py:457 +#: accounts/models.py:491 msgid "20000" msgstr "4万元" -#: accounts/models.py:458 +#: accounts/models.py:492 msgid "30000" msgstr "5万元" -#: accounts/models.py:459 +#: accounts/models.py:493 msgid "40000" msgstr "6万元" -#: accounts/models.py:460 +#: accounts/models.py:494 msgid "50000" msgstr "7万元" -#: accounts/models.py:461 +#: accounts/models.py:495 msgid "60000" msgstr "8万元" -#: accounts/models.py:462 +#: accounts/models.py:496 msgid "70000" msgstr "9万元" -#: accounts/models.py:463 +#: accounts/models.py:497 msgid "80000" msgstr "10万元" -#: accounts/models.py:464 +#: accounts/models.py:498 msgid "90000" msgstr "11万元" -#: accounts/models.py:465 +#: accounts/models.py:499 msgid "100000" msgstr "12万元" -#: accounts/models.py:466 +#: accounts/models.py:500 msgid "110000" msgstr "13万元" -#: accounts/models.py:467 +#: accounts/models.py:501 msgid "120000" msgstr "14万元" -#: accounts/models.py:468 +#: accounts/models.py:502 msgid "130000" msgstr "15万元" -#: accounts/models.py:469 +#: accounts/models.py:503 msgid "140000" msgstr "20万元" -#: accounts/models.py:470 +#: accounts/models.py:504 msgid "150000" msgstr "25万元" -#: accounts/models.py:471 +#: accounts/models.py:505 msgid "160000" msgstr "30万元" -#: accounts/models.py:472 +#: accounts/models.py:506 msgid "170000" msgstr "35万元" -#: accounts/models.py:473 +#: accounts/models.py:507 msgid "180000" msgstr "40万元" -#: accounts/models.py:474 +#: accounts/models.py:508 msgid "190000" msgstr "45万元" -#: accounts/models.py:475 +#: accounts/models.py:509 msgid "over 200000" msgstr "50万元及以上" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "urban" msgstr "城市" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "suburban" msgstr "郊区" -#: accounts/models.py:479 +#: accounts/models.py:513 msgid "rural" msgstr "乡村" -#: accounts/models.py:529 +#: accounts/models.py:567 msgid "Select a State" msgstr "选择一个省份/自治区/直辖市/特别行政区" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:24 +#: accounts/models.py:717 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Gan" +msgid "and" +msgstr "中文(赣方言)" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:15 msgid "Account Information" msgstr "账号信息" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:2 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:7 msgid "Change your login credentials and/or nickname." msgstr "更改您的登录信息和/或昵称。" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:10 msgid "Demographic Survey" msgstr "基本信息" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:3 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:12 msgid "Tell us more about yourself." msgstr "让我们更加了解您。" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:15 msgid "Children Information" msgstr "儿童信息" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:17 msgid "Add or edit participant information." msgstr "添加或编辑参与者信息。" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:4 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:21 +msgid "Continue to Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:23 +msgid "Go on to" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:29 +msgid "Find Another Study" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:31 +msgid "Find a Study Now" +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:35 +msgid "See all available studies." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:38 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:6 msgid "Email Preferences" msgstr "电子邮件偏好" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:5 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/_account-navigation.html:40 msgid "Edit when you can be contacted." msgstr "让我们了解什么情况下可以联系您。" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:14 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:43 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:67 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:78 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:16 -msgid "My Account" -msgstr "我的账号" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:37 -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:58 -#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:46 -#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:102 -#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:38 -msgid "Save" -msgstr "保存" +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:6 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Account Information" +msgid "Update account information" +msgstr "账号信息" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:45 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:28 msgid "Change Your Password" msgstr "修改您的密码" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:68 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:42 msgid "Manage Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "管理双重认证" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:49 msgid "" "If you'd like, you can turn two-factor authentication off here. Just enter " "your one-time password here, hit submit, and it'll get deleted for you!" @@ -734,11 +801,18 @@ msgstr "" "如需要,您可以在此处关闭双重认证。在这里输入您的一次性密码,点击提交,双重认" "证就会关闭。" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:108 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:54 +msgid "" +"It looks like you were in the middle of setting up two factor " +"authentication, but didn't complete the process. You can capture the QR code " +"here, verify with a one-time password, and finish the process." +msgstr "" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/account-update.html:69 msgid "Set up Two-Factor Authentication" msgstr "设置双重认证" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:15 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:13 msgid "All Participants" msgstr "所有参与者" @@ -746,147 +820,64 @@ msgstr "所有参与者" msgid "Participant ID" msgstr "参与者ID" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:24 -msgid "Last Active:" -msgstr "最后访问:" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:25 -msgid "Participant global ID:" -msgstr "参与者全球ID:" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:31 -#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:105 -msgid "Children" -msgstr "儿童" - -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:46 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:40 msgid "Age" msgstr "年龄" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:70 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:52 msgid "Additional Info" msgstr "其他信息" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:79 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:57 msgid "No children profiles registered!" msgstr "尚未注册儿童档案!" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:83 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:62 msgid "Latest Demographic Data" msgstr "最新基本信息" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:94 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:64 +msgid "Country" +msgstr "国家" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:68 msgid "State" msgstr "省份" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:102 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:72 msgid "Area description" msgstr "地区描述" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:110 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:76 msgid "Languages Spoken at Home" msgstr "在家使用的语言" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:118 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:80 msgid "Number of Children" msgstr "儿童人数" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:126 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:84 msgid "Children current ages" msgstr "儿童的目前年龄" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:134 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:90 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Study Responses" +msgid "No Response" +msgstr "实验记录" + +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:95 msgid "Number of Guardians" msgstr "监护人人数" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:142 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:99 msgid "Explanation for Guardians:" msgstr "对监护人的解释" -#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:150 +#: accounts/templates/accounts/participant_detail.html:103 msgid "Race" msgstr "种族" -#: exp/templates/exp/dashboard.html:16 -msgid "Dashboard" -msgstr "概要面板" - -#: project/settings.py:228 studies/fields.py:68 -msgid "German" -msgstr "德语" - -#: project/settings.py:229 studies/fields.py:57 -msgid "English" -msgstr "英语" - -#: project/settings.py:230 studies/fields.py:101 -msgid "Spanish" -msgstr "西班牙语" - -#: project/settings.py:231 -msgid "Argentinian Spanish" -msgstr "阿根廷西班牙语" - -#: project/settings.py:232 studies/fields.py:66 -msgid "French" -msgstr "法语" - -#: project/settings.py:233 -msgid "Canadian French" -msgstr "加拿大法语" - -#: project/settings.py:234 -msgid "Hebrew" -msgstr "希伯来语" - -#: project/settings.py:235 studies/fields.py:76 -msgid "Italian" -msgstr "意大利语" - -#: project/settings.py:236 studies/fields.py:77 -msgid "Japanese" -msgstr "日语" - -#: project/settings.py:237 studies/fields.py:82 -msgid "Korean" -msgstr "韩语" - -#: project/settings.py:238 -msgid "Norwegian Bokmål" -msgstr "挪威博克莫尔语" - -#: project/settings.py:239 studies/fields.py:94 -msgid "Polish" -msgstr "波兰语" - -#: project/settings.py:240 studies/fields.py:95 -msgid "Portuguese" -msgstr "葡萄牙语" - -#: project/settings.py:241 -msgid "Brazilian Portuguese" -msgstr "巴西葡萄牙语" - -#: project/settings.py:242 studies/fields.py:96 -msgid "Romanian" -msgstr "罗马尼亚语" - -#: project/settings.py:243 studies/fields.py:97 -msgid "Russian" -msgstr "俄语" - -#: project/settings.py:244 studies/fields.py:107 -msgid "Turkish" -msgstr "土耳其语" - -#: project/settings.py:245 -msgid "Simplified Chinese" -msgstr "中文简体" - -#: project/settings.py:246 studies/fields.py:64 -msgid "Dutch" -msgstr "荷兰语" - #: studies/fields.py:7 msgid "Autism Spectrum Disorder" msgstr "自闭症谱系障碍" @@ -935,6 +926,10 @@ msgstr "七胞胎" msgid "Octuplet" msgstr "八胞胎" +#: studies/fields.py:57 +msgid "English" +msgstr "英语" + #: studies/fields.py:58 msgid "Amharic" msgstr "阿姆哈拉语" @@ -959,14 +954,26 @@ msgstr "宿雾语" msgid "Chhattisgarhi" msgstr "恰蒂斯加里语" +#: studies/fields.py:64 +msgid "Dutch" +msgstr "荷兰语" + #: studies/fields.py:65 msgid "Egyptian Spoken Arabic" msgstr "埃及阿拉伯口语" +#: studies/fields.py:66 +msgid "French" +msgstr "法语" + #: studies/fields.py:67 msgid "Gan" msgstr "中文(赣方言)" +#: studies/fields.py:68 +msgid "German" +msgstr "德语" + #: studies/fields.py:69 msgid "Gujarati" msgstr "古吉拉特语" @@ -980,196 +987,395 @@ msgid "Hausa" msgstr "豪萨语" #: studies/fields.py:72 +msgid "Hebrew" +msgstr "希伯来语" + +#: studies/fields.py:73 msgid "Hindi" msgstr "印地语" -#: studies/fields.py:73 +#: studies/fields.py:74 msgid "Igbo" msgstr "伊博语" -#: studies/fields.py:74 +#: studies/fields.py:75 msgid "Indonesian" msgstr "印度尼西亚语" -#: studies/fields.py:75 +#: studies/fields.py:76 msgid "Iranian Persian" msgstr "伊朗波斯语" +#: studies/fields.py:77 +msgid "Italian" +msgstr "意大利语" + #: studies/fields.py:78 +msgid "Japanese" +msgstr "日语" + +#: studies/fields.py:79 msgid "Javanese" msgstr "爪哇语" -#: studies/fields.py:79 +#: studies/fields.py:80 msgid "Jinyu" msgstr "中文(晋方言)" -#: studies/fields.py:80 +#: studies/fields.py:81 msgid "Kannada" msgstr "卡纳达语" -#: studies/fields.py:81 +#: studies/fields.py:82 msgid "Khmer" msgstr "高棉语" #: studies/fields.py:83 +msgid "Korean" +msgstr "韩语" + +#: studies/fields.py:84 msgid "Magahi" msgstr "马加伊语" -#: studies/fields.py:84 +#: studies/fields.py:85 msgid "Maithili" msgstr "迈蒂利语" -#: studies/fields.py:85 +#: studies/fields.py:86 msgid "Malay" msgstr "马来语" -#: studies/fields.py:86 +#: studies/fields.py:87 msgid "Malayalam" msgstr "马拉雅拉姆语" -#: studies/fields.py:87 -msgid "Mandarin" +#: studies/fields.py:88 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Mandarin" +msgid "Chinese (Mandarin)" msgstr "中文(普通话)" -#: studies/fields.py:88 +#: studies/fields.py:89 msgid "Marathi" msgstr "马拉地语" -#: studies/fields.py:89 +#: studies/fields.py:90 msgid "Min Nan" msgstr "中文(闽南方言)" -#: studies/fields.py:90 +#: studies/fields.py:91 msgid "Moroccan Spoken Arabic" msgstr "摩洛哥阿拉伯口语" -#: studies/fields.py:91 +#: studies/fields.py:92 msgid "Northern Pashto" msgstr "北普什图语" -#: studies/fields.py:92 +#: studies/fields.py:93 msgid "Northern Uzbek" msgstr "北乌兹别克语" -#: studies/fields.py:93 +#: studies/fields.py:94 msgid "Odia" msgstr "奥里亚语" +#: studies/fields.py:95 +msgid "Polish" +msgstr "波兰语" + +#: studies/fields.py:96 +msgid "Portuguese" +msgstr "葡萄牙语" + +#: studies/fields.py:97 +msgid "Romanian" +msgstr "罗马尼亚语" + #: studies/fields.py:98 +msgid "Russian" +msgstr "俄语" + +#: studies/fields.py:99 msgid "Saraiki" msgstr "西莱基语" -#: studies/fields.py:99 +#: studies/fields.py:100 msgid "Sindhi" msgstr "信德语" -#: studies/fields.py:100 +#: studies/fields.py:101 msgid "Somali" msgstr "索马里语" #: studies/fields.py:102 +msgid "Spanish" +msgstr "西班牙语" + +#: studies/fields.py:103 msgid "Sunda" msgstr "巽他语" -#: studies/fields.py:103 +#: studies/fields.py:104 msgid "Tagalog" msgstr "塔加拉语" -#: studies/fields.py:104 +#: studies/fields.py:105 msgid "Tamil" msgstr "泰米尔语" -#: studies/fields.py:105 +#: studies/fields.py:106 msgid "Telugu" msgstr "泰卢固语" -#: studies/fields.py:106 +#: studies/fields.py:107 msgid "Thai" msgstr "泰语" #: studies/fields.py:108 +msgid "Turkish" +msgstr "土耳其语" + +#: studies/fields.py:109 msgid "Ukrainian" msgstr "乌克兰语" -#: studies/fields.py:109 +#: studies/fields.py:110 msgid "Urdu" msgstr "乌尔都语" -#: studies/fields.py:110 +#: studies/fields.py:111 msgid "Vietnamese" msgstr "越南语" -#: studies/fields.py:111 +#: studies/fields.py:112 msgid "Western Punjabi" msgstr "西旁遮普语" -#: studies/fields.py:112 +#: studies/fields.py:113 msgid "Wu" msgstr "中文(吴方言)" -#: studies/fields.py:113 +#: studies/fields.py:114 msgid "Xiang Chinese" msgstr "中文(湘方言)" -#: studies/fields.py:114 +#: studies/fields.py:115 msgid "Yoruba" msgstr "约鲁巴语" -#: studies/fields.py:115 -msgid "Yue" -msgstr "粤语" +#: studies/fields.py:116 +msgid "Chinese (Cantonese)" +msgstr "" -#: studies/fields.py:123 +#: studies/fields.py:124 msgid "Not answered" msgstr "未回答" -#: studies/fields.py:124 +#: studies/fields.py:125 msgid "Other" msgstr "其他" -#: studies/fields.py:125 +#: studies/fields.py:126 msgid "Male" msgstr "男" -#: studies/fields.py:126 +#: studies/fields.py:127 msgid "Female" msgstr "女" -#: studies/models.py:113 +#: studies/models.py:143 msgid "" "The Users who belong to this Lab. A user in this lab will be able to create " "studies associated with this Lab and can be added to this Lab's studies." msgstr "属于本实验室的用户。该用户可以创建或添加到附属于本实验室的研究中。" -#: studies/models.py:122 +#: studies/models.py:152 msgid "The Users who have requested to join this Lab." msgstr "申请加入本实验室的用户。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:15 -msgid "Technical difficulties" -msgstr "技术故障" +#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:5 +msgid "You've successfully logged out." +msgstr "您已经成功退出。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:17 -msgid "Questions about the studies" -msgstr "实验相关问题" +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:6 +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:9 +msgid "Login" +msgstr "登录" -#: web/templates/frontpages/contact.html:19 -#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:140 -msgid "For researchers" -msgstr "研究人员" +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25 +msgid "Forgot password?" +msgstr "忘记密码?" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "New to Children Helping Science?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/registration/login.html:28 +msgid "Register your family!" +msgstr "为您的家人注册" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:9 +msgid "Password changed" +msgstr "密码已被更改" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:12 +msgid "Your password was changed." +msgstr "您的密码已被更改。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:12 +msgid "Documentation" +msgstr "文件批注" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 +msgid "Change password" +msgstr "修改密码" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:14 +msgid "Log out" +msgstr "退出登录" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:18 +msgid "Home" +msgstr "主页" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:19 +msgid "Password change" +msgstr "修改密码" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:36 +msgid "Please correct the error below." +msgstr "请修正以下错误。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:38 +msgid "Please correct the errors below." +msgstr "请修正以下错误。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:43 +msgid "" +"Please enter your old password, for security's sake, and then enter your new " +"password twice so we can verify you typed it in correctly." +msgstr "" +"出于安全考虑,请输入您的旧密码。为了让我们确认您输入了正确的新密码,请输入两" +"次。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:64 +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:6 +msgid "Change my password" +msgstr "修改密码" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:8 +msgid "Log in" +msgstr "登录" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:10 +msgid "Password reset complete" +msgstr "密码重置完成" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:10 -#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:21 web/templates/web/_navigation.html:26 -#: web/templates/web/base.html:10 -msgid "Lookit" -msgstr "Lookit" +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:12 +msgid "Your password has been set. You may go ahead and log in now." +msgstr "您的密码已设置成功。您可以重新登录了。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:8 +msgid "Password reset confirmation" +msgstr "密码重置确认" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11 +msgid "" +"Please enter your new password twice so we can verify you typed it in " +"correctly." +msgstr "为了让我们确认您输入了正确的新密码,请输入两次。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:21 +msgid "" +"The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been " +"used. Please request a new password reset." +msgstr "密码重置链接已失效,可能是因为该链接已被使用。请再次请求重置密码。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:6 +msgid "Password reset link sent" +msgstr "密码重置链接已发送" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:9 +msgid "" +"If an account exists with the email you entered, we've emailed instructions " +"for resetting your password and you should receive them shortly." +msgstr "" +"如果您输入的邮箱已在Lookit注册过,我们已经通过邮件发送了有关重置密码的说明," +"您很快就会收到。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:12 +msgid "" +"If you don't receive an email, please check your spam folder and make sure " +"you've entered the address you registered with. (You won't get an email " +"unless there's already an account for that email address!)" +msgstr "" +"如果您没有收到电子邮件,请检查您的垃圾邮件文件夹并确保您正确输入了注册Lookit" +"账号时使用的邮箱。 (除非该邮箱已在Lookit注册,否则您不会收到电子邮件!)" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:3 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for " +#| "your user account at %(site_name)s." +msgid "" +"You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your " +"user account at Children Helping Science." +msgstr "您收到这封邮件是因为您要求重新设置您在%(site_name)s的用户密码。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:4 +msgid "Please go to the following page and choose a new password:" +msgstr "请到以下页面选择一个新的密码:" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:8 +msgid "Your username, in case you've forgotten:" +msgstr "您的用户名:" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:9 +msgid "Thanks for using our site!" +msgstr "感谢您使用我们的网站!" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10 +msgid "The Children Helping Science team" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:6 +msgid "Reset my password" +msgstr "重置我的密码" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:8 +msgid "Password reset" +msgstr "重置密码" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11 +msgid "" +"Forgotten your password? Enter your email address below, and we'll email " +"instructions for setting a new one." +msgstr "" +"忘记密码了?请在下方输入您的电子邮件地址,我们将通过电子邮件发送设置新密码的" +"步骤。" + +#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_subject_1.txt:2 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Password reset link sent" +msgid "Password reset on Children Helping Science" +msgstr "密码重置链接已发送" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:53 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:9 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " +#| "Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " +#| "Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " +#| "NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +#| "findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material " +#| "are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of " +#| "the National Science Foundation." msgid "" "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science " -"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216 and 1823919; the Center for Brains, " -"Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and by an " -"NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " +"Foundation (NSF) under Grants 1429216, 1823919, and 2209756; the Center for " +"Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM), funded by NSF STC award CCF-1231216, and " +"by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. 1122374. Any opinion, " "findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are " "those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the " "National Science Foundation." @@ -1179,180 +1385,631 @@ msgstr "" "心(CBMM)所支持。本材料中所表达的任何观点、发现、结论或建议均来自作者,并不" "一定代表美国国家科学基金会(NSF)的观点。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:60 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:48 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:14 msgid "Privacy" msgstr "隐私" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:61 web/templates/frontpages/home.html:49 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:17 msgid "Contact us" msgstr "联系我们" -#: web/templates/frontpages/default.html:63 +#: web/templates/web/_footer.html:20 msgid "Connect" msgstr "关注我们" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:11 -msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" -msgstr "常见问题" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:16 -msgid "Participation" -msgstr "参与" +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:3 +msgid "Logout" +msgstr "退出登录" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:20 -msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" -msgstr "认知发展的研究是什么?" +#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:4 +msgid "Experimenter" +msgstr "实验者" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:25 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Cognitive development is the science of " -"what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " -"development are interested in questions like...
\n" -"A study is meant to answer a very " -"specific question about how children learn or what they know: for instance, " -"'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:10 +msgid "studies for babies (under 1)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"认知发展是一门关于儿童理解和学习的科学。认知发展的研究者会对诸如以下的问题" -"感兴趣:
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\"一项认知发展的研究致力于回答一个关于儿童知道什么" -"和如何学习的具体问题:比如,“三个月大的婴儿能认出他们父母的面孔吗?”
\n" -" " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:40 -msgid "How can we participate online?" -msgstr "我们如何在线参与研究?" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:45 -msgid "" -"\n" -"If you have a child and would like to " -"participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available for " -"your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate.
\n" -"When you select a study, you'll be asked " -"to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " -"agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will happen during " -"the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may answer questions " -"directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what she thinks is going " -"on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome.
\n" -"Some portions of the study will be " -"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit " -"platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your child's " -"responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she looked at " -"each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of other " -"children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:17 +msgid "studies for toddlers (1-2)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"如果您有孩子并愿意参与研究,请注册账号并查看现有的适合您孩子年龄的研究。您" -"需要使用一个有摄像头的电脑
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t当您选择了一个研究后,您需要阅读同意书,并录下您同" -"意自己和孩子参与研究的视频。接下来,我们会告诉您研究的步骤。基于您孩子的年" -"龄,他/她可能需要直接回答问题,或者我们会通过迹象来间接研究他/她对正在发生的" -"事情的理解,比如他/她盯着一件意想不到的事的时长。
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t部分实验会被您的摄像头自动记录下来并保密发送至" -"Lookit平台。有经验的研究者会浏览您的视频,并记录您孩子的反馈,比如他/她所指的" -"方向或盯着图片的时长。我们会结合所有孩子的反馈来研究儿童是如何思考的。
\n" -" " - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:56 -msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" -msgstr "谁可以在Lookit上创建实验?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:61 -msgid "" -"Any researcher with questions about how kids learn and grow can propose a " -"Lookit study! Each institution using Lookit has to sign a contract with MIT " -"where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify " -"that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional review " -"board. Studies are also subject to approval by Lookit. As of June 2020 we " -"have agreements with 20 universities!" +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:26 +msgid "studies for preschoolers (3-4)" msgstr "" -"任何研究儿童发展的实验人员都可以在Lookit上发起实验。所有使用Lookit的机构都需" -"要与MIT签署协议,同意使用条款,并保证所有实验都会" -"被机构的审查委员会批准。截至2020年6月,我们已与20所大学签订了协议。" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:69 -msgid "How do we provide consent to participate?" -msgstr "参与者如何表示同意参加实验?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:74 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Rather than having the parent or legal " -"guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " -"statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " -"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " -"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " -"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" -"Researchers watch these consent videos on " -"a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether " -"the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or download " -"data from a session unless they have confirmed that you consented to " -"participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate " -"informed consent--for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no " -"audio--they may contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" -" " +#: web/templates/web/_studies-by-age-group.html:33 +msgid "studies for school-aged kids & teens (5-17)" msgstr "" -"\n" -"我们会要求家长或法定监护人用摄像头录下朗读或用手语打出同意声明的视频,而不" -"是签署一份书面声明。这份视频声明与书面声明有同样的效力,但是为您减少了一些麻" -"烦。
\n" -" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t实验人员会在专用平台上检查视频声明,并记录下每个参" -"与者是否同意参加实验。实验人员在确认您同意参加实验之前无法查看或下载您在实验" -"中的其他视频或信息。如果视频声明没有清楚地表示同意(如由于技术问题导致音频丢" -"失),实验人员可能会根据您的邮件偏好联系您。
\n" -" " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:80 -msgid "https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" +#: web/templates/web/base.html:16 web/templates/web/home.html:35 +msgid "Children Helping Science" msgstr "" -"https://storage.googleapis.com/lookit-staging/static/videos/consent.mp4" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:89 -msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" -msgstr "Lookit是如何保护参与者隐私信息的安全的?" +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:8 web/templates/web/children-list.html:6 +msgid "Children" +msgstr "儿童" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:94 +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:15 web/templates/web/child-update.html:16 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:9 +msgid "Cancel" +msgstr "取消" + +#: web/templates/web/child-add.html:16 web/templates/web/child-add.html:26 +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:10 +msgid "Add Child" +msgstr "添加儿童" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:8 +#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:101 +msgid "Child" +msgstr "儿童" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:14 +msgid "Back to Children List" +msgstr "返回儿童列表" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:15 +msgid "Delete" +msgstr "删除" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:17 +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:13 +#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:10 +msgid "Save" +msgstr "保存" + +#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:28 +msgid "Update" +msgstr "更新" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:9 +msgid "Update child" +msgstr "更新儿童信息" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:19 +msgid "Click the 'Add Child' button to add a child to your account." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:22 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button. Click the 'Find a Study' button " +"to view the studies available for your children." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:26 +msgid "" +"When you are ready, click the 'Continue to Study' button to go on to your " +"study, '{{ request.session.study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:30 +msgid "" +"You can edit information about the children listed in your account, or add " +"another by clicking the 'Add Child' button." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:33 +msgid "" +"If the 'Continue to Study' button still isn't lighting up, the study may " +"have become full or be recruiting a slightly different set of kids right " +"now. You might also be missing a piece of information about your family, " +"such as the languages you speak at home." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"You can click the 'Demographic Survey' button to add more information about " +"your family, 'Find Another Study' to explore more studies for your family, " +"or " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:36 +msgid "" +"click here to review the requirements for '{{ request.session." +"study_name }}'." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:44 +msgid "Name" +msgstr "姓名" + +#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:64 +msgid "No child profiles registered!" +msgstr "尚未注册儿童档案!" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:10 +msgid "Technical difficulties" +msgstr "技术故障" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:13 +msgid "" +"To report any technical difficulties during participation, please contact " +"our team by email at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:14 web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:17 +msgid "Questions about the studies" +msgstr "实验相关问题" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:20 +msgid "" +"If you have any questions or concerns about the studies, please first check " +"our FAQ. With any additional questions, please contact us at " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:23 web/templates/web/privacy.html:161 +msgid "For researchers" +msgstr "研究人员" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:26 +msgid "" +"Lookit is available to all developmental researchers, and the code is " +"entirely open- To learn more about running your own studies or contributing, " +"please check out the " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:29 web/templates/web/faq.html:746 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Documentation" +msgid "documentation" +msgstr "文件批注" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:32 +msgid "" +"Several initial test studies of a prototype Lookit platform were completed " +"in 2015; you can read about the results, and strengths and limitations of " +"the platform, in " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/contact.html:33 +msgid "these papers" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:7 +msgid "Update demographics" +msgstr "更新基本信息" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:21 +msgid "If the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:24 +msgid "You can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:25 +msgid "click here" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:26 +msgid "to review the requirements for" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:32 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you take your first study, we " +"are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "" +"Welcome to Children Helping Science! Before you continue to the main study" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:36 +msgid "we are asking you to share some information about your family." +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:40 +msgid "" +"Use this form to share more information about your family. When you are " +"ready to move on, you can click the \\" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:44 +msgid "" +"One reason we are developing Internet-based experiments is to represent a " +"more diverse group of families in our research. Your answers to these " +"questions will help us understand what audience we reach, as well as how " +"factors like speaking multiple languages or having older siblings affect " +"children's learning." +msgstr "" +"我们开发互联网实验的一个原因是为了让更多不同的家庭群体参与到研究中。您的回答" +"将帮助我们了解研究接触到的受众,以及讲多种语言或有哥哥姐姐等因素会如何影响孩" +"子的学习。" + +#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:47 +msgid "" +"Even if you allow your study videos to be published for scientific or " +"publicity purposes, your demographic information is never published in " +"conjunction with your video." +msgstr "" +"即使您允许我们以科学或宣传为目的发布您的研究视频,您的基本信息也不会和视频一" +"起发布。" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:10 web/templates/web/garden/about.html:14 +msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" +msgstr "常见问题" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:12 +msgid "Participation" +msgstr "参与" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:22 +msgid "What is a 'study' about cognitive development?" +msgstr "认知发展的研究是什么?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:30 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Cognitive development is the science " +#| "of what kids understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive " +#| "development are interested in questions like...
\n" +#| "A study is meant to answer a very " +#| "specific question about how children learn or what they know: for " +#| "instance, 'Do three-month-olds recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Cognitive development is the science of what kids " +"understand and how they learn. Researchers in cognitive development are " +"interested in questions like...
\n" +"A study is meant to answer a very specific question about " +"how children learn or what they know: for instance, 'Do three-month-olds " +"recognize their parents' faces?'
\n" +msgstr "" +"\n" +"认知发展是一门关于儿童理解和学习的科学。认知发展的研究者会对诸如以下的问题" +"感兴趣:
\n" +" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\"一项认知发展的研究致力于回答一个关于儿童知道什么" +"和如何学习的具体问题:比如,“三个月大的婴儿能认出他们父母的面孔吗?”
\n" +" " + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:49 +msgid "Why participate in developmental research?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:56 +msgid "" +"\n" +"Lots of reasons! Here are three:
\n" +"If you have a child and would like to " +"participate, create an account and take a " +"look at what we have available for your child's age range. Some studies can " +"be done at any time, and some involve a scheduled video chat with a " +"university-based researcher. Most studies require a laptop/desktop with a " +"webcam. The study description will tell you if you need any other supplies " +"(such as a marker and paper, or a high chair for your baby to sit in.)
\n" +"Each study will begin in the same way: you " +"and your child will learn what the research is about, and you can then " +"decide whether or not you want to do it. In most cases you'll be asked to " +"read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and your child " +"agree to participate. In other cases, you may electronically sign a form. In " +"addition to permission from their parent or guardian, older children will " +"also be asked directly if they want to participate.
\n" +"Individual studies vary widely- we encourage " +"you to try lots of different ones! Depending on your child's age, your child " +"may answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of " +"what she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising " +"outcome. Some things that may happen in studies include:
\n" +"Some portions of the study will be " +"automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to Children " +"Helping Science. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your " +"child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she " +"looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots of " +"other children to learn more about how kids think!
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:106 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "Who can create studies on Lookit?" +msgid "Who creates the studies?" +msgstr "谁可以在Lookit上创建实验?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:114 +#, python-format +msgid "" +"\n" +"All of the research conducted on the website is created " +"by scientists to learn about child development, leading to articles in " +"scientific journals. These publications can help inform other scientists, " +"parents, educators, and policy-makers. Usually, these scientists work at " +"colleges, universities, or hospitals. Rarely, a scientist who works at a " +"nonprofit or a company might also do a study that fits this goal. If a study " +"is meant to publish results in scientific journals for everyone to see " +"(instead of just for one nonprofit or company), then it is possible it would " +"appear on this website.
\n" +"If a scientist wants to use this platform, their " +"institution has to sign a contract with MIT where they agree to the Terms of Use and certify that their studies will " +"be reviewed and approved by an institutional review board. Studies are also " +"subject to review and approval by Children Helping Science. As of April " +"2023, we have agreements with over 90 universities, including institutions " +"in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and European Union.
\n" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:129 +msgid "" +"Who will my child and I meet when we do a study involving a scheduled video " +"chat?" +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:137 +msgid "" +"\n" +"The studies hosted on our site come from universities all " +"around the world. For studies that involve a scheduled video chat, you will " +"meet a researcher from the lab associated with the university doing the " +"study. These researchers work as part of a team that always includes a " +"\"principal investigator\" -- the supervisor (usually a professor) who is in " +"charge of the lab). Studies will be conducted by someone under the direct " +"supervision of that principal investigator (e.g., a lab manager, research " +"assistant, or a postdoctoral, graduate, or undergraduate researcher in " +"training).
\n" +" " +msgstr "" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:151 +msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" +msgstr "为什么要进行线上,而不是线下实验?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:159 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet " +"room in a university lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if " +"they'd like to take part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit " +"the lab.
\n" +"While researchers have been exploring online studies with " +"children for several years, the COVID pandemic in 2020 forced most " +"developmental labs to stop in-person visits entirely. Some studies will " +"always need to take place in a lab, but some work very well online, and we " +"have found these studies have a number of benefits for both families and " +"scientists.
\n" +"Why complement these in-lab studies with online ones? " +"We're hoping to...
\n" +"Rather than having the parent or legal " +#| "guardian sign a form, we ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) a " +#| "statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +#| "holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for " +#| "you. It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that " +#| "you understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +#| "Researchers watch these consent videos " +#| "on a special page of the researcher interface, and record for each one " +#| "whether the video shows informed consent. They cannot view other video or " +#| "download data from a session unless they have confirmed that you " +#| "consented to participate! If they see a consent video that does NOT " +#| "clearly demonstrate informed consent--for instance, there was a technical " +#| "problem and there's no audio--they may contact you to check, depending on " +#| "your email settings.
\n" +#| " " +msgid "" +"\n" +"Some studies ask you (the parent or guardian) to sign an " +"online form after either reading about what the study involves or talking " +"with a researcher. Other studies, especially ones that happen on our own " +"Children Helping Science platform, ask that you read aloud (or sign in ASL) " +"a statement of consent which is recorded using your webcam. This statement " +"holds the same weight as a signed form, but should be less hassle for you. " +"It also lets us verify that you understand written English and that you " +"understand you're being videotaped.
\n" +"Researchers watch these consent videos on a special page " +"of the researcher interface, and record for each one whether the video shows " +"informed consent. They cannot view other video or download data from a " +"session unless they have confirmed that you consented to participate! If " +"they see a consent video that does NOT clearly demonstrate informed consent--" +"for instance, there was a technical problem and there's no audio--they may " +"contact you to check, depending on your email settings.
\n" +" " +msgstr "" +"\n" +"我们会要求家长或法定监护人用摄像头录下朗读或用手语打出同意声明的视频,而不" +"是签署一份书面声明。这份视频声明与书面声明有同样的效力,但是为您减少了一些麻" +"烦。
\n" +" \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t实验人员会在专用平台上检查视频声明,并记录下每个参" +"与者是否同意参加实验。实验人员在确认您同意参加实验之前无法查看或下载您在实验" +"中的其他视频或信息。如果视频声明没有清楚地表示同意(如由于技术问题导致音频丢" +"失),实验人员可能会根据您的邮件偏好联系您。
\n" +" " + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:215 +msgid "How is our information kept secure and confidential?" +msgstr "Lookit是如何保护参与者隐私信息的安全的?" + +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:223 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "\n" +#| " Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold " +#| "a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +#| "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or " +#| "information that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" +#| "The Lookit researcher interface is " +#| "designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For " +#| "instance, a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos " +#| "before they are able to download any other data from your session. " +#| "Research groups can control who has access to what data in a very fine-" +#| "grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to confirm consent and " +#| "send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +#| "All of your data, including video, is " +#| "transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +#| "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " +#| "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " +#| "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires " +#| "correct permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual " +#| "penetration testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch." +#| "p>\n" +#| "
See also 'Who will see our video?'" +#| "p>\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"
\n" -" Researchers using Lookit agree to uphold a " -"common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " +"
Researchers using Children Helping Science agree to " +"uphold a common set of standards about how data is protected and shared. For " "instance, they never publish children's names or birthdates, or information " "that could be used to calculate a birthdate.
\n" -"The Lookit researcher interface is " -"designed with participant data protection as the top priority. For instance, " -"a special interface lets researchers confirm consent videos before they are " -"able to download any other data from your session. Research groups can " -"control who has access to what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance " -"allowing an assistant to confirm consent and send gift cards, but not " -"download study data.
\n" -"All of your data, including video, is " -"transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection to Lookit storage, and is " +"
Our researcher interface is designed with participant " +"data protection as the top priority. For instance, a special page lets " +"researchers confirm consent videos before they are able to download any " +"other data from your session. Research groups can control who has access to " +"what data in a very fine-grained way, for instance allowing an assistant to " +"confirm consent and send gift cards, but not download study data.
\n" +"All of your data, including video, is transmitted over a " +"secure HTTPS connection to Children Helping Science storage, and is " "encrypted at rest. We take security very seriously; in addition to making " "sure any software we use is up-to-date, cloud servers are configured " "securely, and unit tests cover checking that accessing data requires correct " -"permissions, we conducted a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " -"testing with a security contractor prior to our 2020 launch.
\n" -"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" -" " +"permissions, we conduct a risk assessment and detailed manual penetration " +"testing with a security contractor every two years. Our last security " +"assessment was conducted in December 2022.\n" +"See also 'Who will see our video?'
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "\t\n" @@ -1371,79 +2028,152 @@ msgstr "" "视频”。
\n" " " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:107 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:239 msgid "Who will see our video?" msgstr "谁可以浏览参与者的视频?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:112 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:246 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "Lookit staff at MIT will have access " +#| "to your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform " +#| "and help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " +#| "participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " +#| "responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out " +#| "when registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the " +#| "video segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--" +#| "for instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left " +#| "versus the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at " +#| "another institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an " +#| "Institutional Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and " +#| "welfare are protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms " +#| "of Use that govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are " +#| "okay to run on Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +#| "institution might be.
\n" +#| "Whether anyone else may view the video " +#| "depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " +#| "are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " +#| "how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " +#| "selected.
\n" +#| "First, we ask if you would like to " +#| "share your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure " +#| "data library Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in " +#| "research on human development and behavior. Researchers who are granted " +#| "access to the Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the " +#| "same high standard of care they would use in their own laboratories. " +#| "Learn more about Databrary's mission or the requirements for authorized users" +#| "a>.
\n" +#| "Next, we ask what types of uses of " +#| "your video are okay with you.
\n" +#| "If for some reason you do not select a " +#| "privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " +#| "Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video " +#| "besides consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, " +#| "because someone was discussing state secrets in the background), and in " +#| "this case it is automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed " +#| "sessions cannot automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any " +#| "questions or concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Lookit staff at MIT will have access to " -"your video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and " -"help with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you " -"participated in will also have access to your video and other data (like " -"responses to questions during the study, and information you fill out when " -"registering a child) for research purposes. They will watch the video " -"segments you send to mark down information specific to the study--for " -"instance, what your child said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus " -"the right of the screen. This research group may be at MIT or at another " -"institution. All studies run on Lookit must be approved by an Institutional " -"Review Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are " -"protected. All researchers using Lookit also agree to Terms of Use that " +"
When you participate in a video recorded study on our " +"platform, Children Helping Science staff at MIT will have access to your " +"video and other data in order to improve and promote the platform and help " +"with troubleshooting. The researchers running the study you participated in " +"will also have access to your video and other data (like responses to " +"questions during the study, and information you fill out when registering a " +"child) for research purposes. They will watch the video segments you send to " +"mark down information specific to the study--for instance, what your child " +"said, or how long he/she looked to the left versus the right of the screen. " +"This research group may be at MIT or at another institution. All studies run " +"on Children Helping Science must be approved by an Institutional Review " +"Board (IRB) that ensures participants' rights and welfare are protected. All " +"researchers using Children Helping Science also agree to Terms of Use that " "govern what data they can share and what sorts of studies are okay to run on " -"Lookit; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own institution might " -"be.
\n" -"Whether anyone else may view the video " -"depends on the privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There " -"are two decisions to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and " -"how to allow your video clips to be used by the researchers you have " -"selected.
\n" -"First, we ask if you would like to share " -"your data (including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " +"Children Helping Science; these rules are sometimes stricter than their own " +"institution might be.
\n" +"Whether anyone else may view the video depends on the " +"privacy settings you select at the end of the study. There are two decisions " +"to make: whether to share your data with Databrary, and how to allow your " +"video clips to be used by the researchers you have selected.
\n" +"First, we ask if you would like to share your data " +"(including video) with authorized users fo the secure data library " "Databrary. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human " "development and behavior. Researchers who are granted access to the " "Databrary library must agree to treat the data with the same high standard " "of care they would use in their own laboratories. Learn more about " -"Databrary's mission " -"or the requirements for authorized users.
\n" -"Next, we ask what types of uses of your " -"video are okay with you.
\n" -"If for some reason you do not select a " -"privacy level, we treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with " -"Databrary. Participants also have the option to withdraw all video besides " -"consent at the end of the study if necessary (for instance, because someone " -"was discussing state secrets in the background), and in this case it is " -"automatically deleted. Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot " -"automatically be changed retroactively. If you have any questions or " -"concerns about privacy, please contact our team at lookit@mit.edu.
\n" -" " +"Databrary's mission or the " +"requirements for " +"authorized users.\n" +"Next, we ask what types of uses of your video are okay " +"with you.
\n" +"If for some reason you do not select a privacy level, we " +"treat the data as 'Private' and do not share with Databrary. Participants " +"also have the option to withdraw all video besides consent at the end of the " +"study if necessary (for instance, because someone was discussing state " +"secrets in the background), and in this case it is automatically deleted. " +"Privacy settings for completed sessions cannot automatically be changed " +"retroactively. If you have any questions or concerns about privacy, please " +"contact our team at lookit@mit.edu." +"p>\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "
为了完善平台和排除故障,在MIT的Lookit工作人员将会有权限访问您的视频和其他" @@ -1484,15 +2214,15 @@ msgstr "" "为 \"非公开\",不会与Databrary共享。如果有必要,参与者也可以选择在研究结束时" "撤回除同意声明之外的所有视频(例如,因为有人在讨论个人隐私),在这种情况下," "您的视频会被自动删除。在您完成实验后,您设置的隐私级别无法再自行修改。如果您" -"有任何关于隐私的问题或疑虑,请联系我们的团队lookit@mit.edu。
\n" +"有任何关于隐私的问题或疑虑,请联系我们的团队lookit@mit.edu。\n" " " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:130 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:269 msgid "What information do researchers use from our video?" msgstr "研究人员会使用我的视频中的什么信息?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:136 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:278 msgid "" "For children under about two years old, we usually design our studies to let " "their eyes do the talking! We're interested in where on the screen your " @@ -1506,7 +2236,7 @@ msgstr "" "子)可以帮助我们了解您的孩子向右或向左看时的样子,以便我们可以对视频的其余部" "分进行编码。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:143 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:290 msgid "" "Here's an example of a few children watching our calibration video--it's " "easy to see that they look to one side and then the other." @@ -1514,7 +2244,7 @@ msgstr "" "下面是几个孩子观看我们校准视频的例子--可以很明显地看到,他们先看一边,再看另" "一边。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:149 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:302 msgid "" "Your child's decisions about where to look can give us lots of information " "about what he or she understands. Here are some of the techniques labs use " @@ -1523,36 +2253,62 @@ msgstr "" "你的孩子注视的位置可以给我们提供很多他或她所理解的信息。以下是实验室用来了解" "更多关于孩子学习方法的一些手段。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:150 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:304 msgid "Habituation" msgstr "习惯化" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:151 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:305 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "In a habituation study, we first show " +#| "infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose " +#| "interest over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first " +#| "pictures, but then they start to look away more quickly. Once their " +#| "looking times are much less than they were initially, we show either a " +#| "picture from a new category or a new picture from the familiar category. " +#| "If infants now look longer to the novel example, we can tell that they " +#| "understood--and got bored of--the category we showed initially.
\n" +#| "Habituation requires waiting for each " +#| "individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for " +#| "instance, looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. " +#| "Sometimes this is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a " +#| "familiarization study, we show all babies the same number of examples, " +#| "and then see how interested they are in the familiar versus a new " +#| "category. Younger infants and those who have seen few examples tend to " +#| "show a familiarity preference--they look longer at images similar to what " +#| "they have seen before. Older infants and those who have seen many " +#| "examples tend to show a novelty preference--they look longer at images " +#| "that are different from the ones they saw before. You probably notice the " +#| "same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: initially you " +#| "don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may like it and " +#| "sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose to " +#| "listen to anything else.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"In a habituation study, we first show " -"infants many examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest " -"over time. Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but " -"then they start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much " -"less than they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category " -"or a new picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to " -"the novel example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the " -"category we showed initially.
\n" -"Habituation requires waiting for each " -"individual infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, " -"looking half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this " -"is impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization " -"study, we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how " -"interested they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants " -"and those who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--" -"they look longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older " -"infants and those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty " -"preference--they look longer at images that are different from the ones they " -"saw before. You probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song " -"on the radio: initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several " -"times you may like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times " -"you would choose to listen to anything else.
\n" -" " +"In a habituation study, we first show infants many " +"examples of one type of object or event, and they lose interest over time. " +"Infants typically look for a long time at the first pictures, but then they " +"start to look away more quickly. Once their looking times are much less than " +"they were initially, we show either a picture from a new category or a new " +"picture from the familiar category. If infants now look longer to the novel " +"example, we can tell that they understood--and got bored of--the category we " +"showed initially.
Habituation requires waiting for each individual " +"infant to achieve some threshold of \"boredness\"--for instance, looking " +"half as long at a picture as he or she did initially. Sometimes this is " +"impractical, and we use familiarization instead. In a familiarization study, " +"we show all babies the same number of examples, and then see how interested " +"they are in the familiar versus a new category. Younger infants and those " +"who have seen few examples tend to show a familiarity preference--they look " +"longer at images similar to what they have seen before. Older infants and " +"those who have seen many examples tend to show a novelty preference--they " +"look longer at images that are different from the ones they saw before. You " +"probably notice the same phenomenon when you hear a new song on the radio: " +"initially you don't recognize it; after it's played several times you may " +"like it and sing along; after it's played hundreds of times you would choose " +"to listen to anything else.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "\t在运用习惯化的研究中,我们会先给婴儿看许多同一类事物的图片,随着时间的推" @@ -1571,11 +2327,11 @@ msgstr "" "您会选择去听其他的歌。
\n" " " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:156 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:308 msgid "Violation of expectation" msgstr "期望悖反" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:157 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:310 msgid "" "Infants and children already have rich expectations about how events work. " "Children (and adults for that matter) tend to look longer at things they " @@ -1586,11 +2342,11 @@ msgstr "" "惊讶的事物更久,所以在某些情况下,我们可以把他们的注视时长作为衡量他们有多惊" "讶的标准。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:158 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:312 msgid "Preferential looking" msgstr "选择性注视" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:159 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:314 msgid "" "Even when they seem to be passive observers, children are making lots of " "decisions about where to look and what to pay attention to. In this " @@ -1606,11 +2362,11 @@ msgstr "" "面的视频显示,当被要求 \"寻找拍手声 \"时,一个参与者看向了她的左方(她正在看" "的视频显示在上方)。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:165 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:325 msgid "Predictive looking" msgstr "预测性注视" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:166 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:327 msgid "" "Children can often make sophisticated predictions about what they expect to " "see or hear next. One way we can see those predictions in young children is " @@ -1629,7 +2385,7 @@ msgstr "" "后,我们可以通过观察孩子们听到一个音节时看向哪里,来了解他们是否学会了这些关" "系,以及他们是如何将它们延伸的。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:168 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:330 msgid "" "Older children may simply be able to answer spoken questions about what they " "think is happening. For instance, in a recent study, two women called an " @@ -1640,7 +2396,7 @@ msgstr "" "中,两个人给一个物体分别起了不同的虚构名字,孩子们会被问到哪个才是该物体的正" "确名称。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:174 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:342 msgid "" "Another way we can learn about how older children (and adults) think is to " "measure their reaction times. For instance, we might ask you to help your " @@ -1652,95 +2408,13 @@ msgstr "" "如,我们会让您帮助孩子学会在出现圆圈时按一个键,出现正方形时按另一个键,然后" "看看影响他们按键速度的因素。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:181 -msgid "Why are you running studies online instead of in person?" -msgstr "为什么要进行线上,而不是线下实验?" - -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:186 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:355 msgid "" -"Traditionally, developmental studies happen in a quiet room in a university " -"lab. Researchers call or email local parents to see if they'd like to take " -"part and schedule an appointment for them to come visit the lab. Why " -"complement these in-lab studies with online ones? We're hoping to..." -msgstr "" -"一般来说,发展研究是在大学实验室的一个安静的房间里进行的。研究人员会给当地的" -"家长打电话或发邮件,询问他们是否愿意参加,并安排访问实验室的时间。那为什么还" -"要用线上研究来补充呢?我们希望" +"My child wasn't paying attention, or we were interrupted. Can we try the " +"study again?" +msgstr "我的孩子在研究中走神,或者我们被打断了。我们可以重新开始实验吗?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:187 -msgid "" -"\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " +#| "children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " +#| "developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. " +#| "We are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " +#| "participate in research to better understand their own children's " +#| "diagnoses.
\n" +#| "One note: most of our studies include " +#| "both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is " +#| "blind or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing " +#| "images or signing.
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"Of course! We're interested in how all " -"children learn and grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any " -"developmental disorders in the comments section at the end of the study. We " -"are excited that in the future, online studies may help more families " -"participate in research to better understand their own children's diagnoses." -"
\n" -"One note: most of our studies include " -"both images and sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind " -"or deaf. If you can, please feel free to help out by describing images or " -"signing.
\n" -" " +"Of course! We're interested in how all children learn and " +"grow. If you'd like, you can make a note of any developmental disorders in " +"the comments section at the end of the study. We are excited that in the " +"future, online studies may help more families participate in research to " +"better understand their own children's diagnoses.
\n" +"One note: most of our studies include both images and " +"sound, and may be hard to understand if your child is blind or deaf. If you " +"can, please feel free to help out by describing images or signing.
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "当然可以!我们关心所有的孩子是如何学习和成" @@ -1833,13 +2519,13 @@ msgstr "" "帮助我们给孩子用语言或手语描述内容。
\n" " " -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:281 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:466 msgid "" "I have multiple children in the age range for a study. Can they participate " "together?" msgstr "我有多个同年龄段的孩子可以参加一项研究。他们能一起同时参与吗?" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:286 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:475 msgid "" "If possible, we ask that each child participate separately. When children " "participate together they generally influence each other. That's a " @@ -1849,24 +2535,38 @@ msgstr "" "如果可能的话,我们要求每个孩子分别参加。当孩子们一起参与时,他们经常会互相影" "响。这是一个有趣的课题,但通常不是我们研究的重点。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:293 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:488 msgid "But I've heard that young children should avoid 'screen time.'" msgstr "但我听说,幼儿应该减少看屏幕的时间。" -#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:298 +#: web/templates/web/faq.html:496 +#, fuzzy +#| msgid "" +#| "\n" +#| "We agree with the American Academy of " +#| "Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +#| "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " +#| "children, but to learn from them.
\n" +#| "As part of a child's limited screen " +#| "time, we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and " +#| "engagement with science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a " +#| "video instead of playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young " +#| "children provide lots of feedback on our studies!
\n" +#| " " msgid "" "\n" -"We agree with the American Academy of " -"Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " +"
We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics advice that children learn best from " "people, not screens! However, our studies are not intended to educate " "children, but to learn from them.
\n" -"As part of a child's limited screen time, " -"we hope that our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with " -"science that offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of " -"playing. And we do \"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of " -"feedback on our studies!
\n" -" " +"As part of a child's limited screen time, we hope that " +"our studies will foster family conversation and engagement with science that " +"offsets the few minutes spent watching a video instead of playing. And we do " +"\"walk the walk\"--our own young children provide lots of feedback on our " +"studies!
\n" +" " msgstr "" "\n" "我们同意美国儿科学会\n"
" "
-#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:308
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:510
msgid "Will we be paid for our participation?"
msgstr "我们参与研究会拿到报酬吗?"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:313
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:518
msgid ""
"Some research groups provide gift cards or other compensation for completing "
"their studies, and others rely on volunteers. (This often depends on the "
@@ -1891,205 +2591,556 @@ msgstr ""
"有些研究小组为完成研究的参与者提供礼品卡或其他报酬,有些则是无偿的。(这通常取"
"决于进行研究的大学的规定。)这些信息将在研究简介上列出。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:320
-msgid "Can I get my child's results?"
-msgstr " 我可以拿到我的孩子的研究结果吗?"
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:531
+msgid ""
+"I want to review the studies I have participated in, or I have a concern and "
+"want to contact the researchers."
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/frontpages/faq.html:325
-#, fuzzy, python-format
-#| msgid ""
-#| "\n"
-#| " For some studies, yes! Usually, "
-#| "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and "
-#| "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected "
-#| "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and "
-#| "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one "
-#| "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of "
-#| "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions. Please note that none of the measures "
-#| "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be "
-#| "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos "
-#| "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you "
-#| "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics."
-#| "p>\n"
-#| " If you're interested in getting "
-#| "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can "
-#| "try with your child. You should expect to get an explanation about the purpose of every study "
+"you participate in when you consent to the study. At the end of the study, "
+"especially when it is a video chat, you should have a chance to ask any "
+"questions you like. In general though, the goal of research studies "
+"is to learn about children in general, not any particular child. Thus, the "
+"information we get is usually not appropriate for making diagnoses or "
+"assessing the performance of individuals. For instance, while it might be "
+"interesting to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where "
+"things fell up versus falling down today, we won't be able to tell you "
+"whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics."
+"p>\n"
+" If you're interested in getting individual results right "
+"away, please see our Resources section for fun at-"
+"home activities you can try with your child. Researchers usually aim to share the general results of "
+"studies in scientific journals (e.g., “The majority of three-year-olds chose "
+"option A; the majority of five-year-olds chose option B.\"). You can click "
+"here to "
+"see some examples of scientific research published with data collected "
+"online with children. There can be a long lag between conducting a study and "
+"publication -- your five-year-olds might be eight-year-olds before the "
+"results are in press! So in addition to scientific publications, many of the "
+"labs that post studies on this website have ways for parents to sign up to "
+"receive updates. You can also set your communication preferences to be "
+"notified by Children Helping Science when we have results from studies you "
+"participated in. For some studies, yes! Usually, "
-"developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and "
-"developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected "
-"just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and "
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-"we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of your child's "
-"responses after you complete all the sessions. Please note that none of the measures we "
-"collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be interested to "
-"learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos where things fell up "
-"versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you whether this means your "
-"child is going to be especially good at physics. If you're interested in getting "
-"individual results right away, please see our Resources"
-"a> section for fun at-home activities you can try with your child. Become a parent ambassador! One of the biggest challenges "
+"in developmental research is reaching families like you. With more children, "
+"we can also answer more sophisticated questions -- including questions about "
+"individual differences, the ways many different factors can interact to "
+"affect outcomes. Families like yours can help us make our science more "
+"representative and more reliable. If you like what you are doing, please share this website "
+"(https://www.childrenhelpingscience.com), with "
+"our sincere thanks. Research on child development would be impossible "
+"without the support of parents like you. 对于一些研究,您可以拿到自己孩子的研究结"
-"果。通常情况下,科学家只能在群体水平上解释孩子的能力和发展趋势,而收集到的个"
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-"后,您将可以收到一份孩子的实验报告。 请注意,我们收集的所有数据都没有诊断意义! 例如,"
-"虽然我们希望您有兴趣了解您的孩子在70%的时间里都在看物体运动的视频,但我们无法"
-"告诉您这是否意味着您的孩子会特别擅长物理。 如果您有兴趣立即获得个人结果,请查看我们的资料库部分,了解您可以与孩子一起尝试的有趣的家庭活动。"
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-" "
+" If you are a parent or guardian who has participated with "
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+"has posted a study on this website, then we consider you a member of the "
+"Parent Researcher Collaborative! If you are asking who runs this website, the answer is "
+"that we are a group of scientists who decided it would be nice for there to "
+"be one place online where families and researchers could go to connect with "
+"each other to support research into child development! The new Children "
+"Helping Science website is a collaboration between two previous platforms, "
+"Lookit and (an earlier version of) Children Helping Science. Lookit was "
+"founded by Kim Scott and Laura Schulz at MIT, and is now lead by "
+"Executive Director Melissa "
+"Kline Struhl. The original Children Helping Science website was created "
+"by Elizabeth Bonawitz"
+"a> at Harvard, Hyowon Gweon at "
+"Stanford, Julian Jara-Ettinger"
+"a> at Yale, Candice Mills"
+"a> at UT Dallas, Laura Schulz at MIT, "
+"and Mark "
+"Sheskin at Minerva University. For information about individual studies, please see the "
+"\"study details\" page, which will always include contact information for "
+"the lab running that study. If you want to get in touch with the researchers "
+"organizing this website, you can reach us by email at lookit@mit.edu. To report any technical difficulties during "
+"participation, please contact our team by email at lookit@mit.edu. Most studies require a laptop or desktop with a webcam. "
+"Because we're measuring kids' looking patterns, we need a reasonably stable "
+"view of their eyes and a big enough screen that we can tell whether they're "
+"looking at the left or the right side of it. We're excited about the "
+"potential for touchscreen studies that allow us to observe infants and "
+"toddlers exploring, though! Some studies, especially surveys meant for older children "
+"and teens, may work on your phone or tablet - the study description should "
+"mention this if so. If you are trying to participate in a study and having "
+"difficulties, please start by contacting the researchers who made that "
+"specific study. If you still need help, you can also reach the Children "
+"Helping Science team for help at lookit-tech@mit.edu. If you are a researcher working on creating a study, you "
+"can find help in our documentation, and in our Slack community. Here at Children Helping Science we are very concerned "
+"about protecting your and your children's data, and our software is designed "
+"to take advantage of up-to-date security measures. You can read a bit about "
+"how we do this in our documentation, and an updated HECVAT is "
+"available by emailing lookit@mit.edu."
+"p>\n"
+" "
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:728
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "For researchers"
+msgid "For Researchers"
+msgstr "研究人员"
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:737
+msgid "How can I list my study?"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:745
+msgid "Visit our"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:747
+msgid ""
+"for a complete guide to posting your studies on Children Helping Science!"
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/faq.html:749
+msgid ""
+"\n"
+" In order to list your study on this website, you first "
+"will need to have your institution sign a contract with MIT where they agree "
+"to the Terms of Use and "
+"certify that their studies will be reviewed and approved by an institutional "
+"review board. You will also need to edit your IRB protocol to include online "
+"testing, or submit a new protocol for your proposed online study. As of April 2023, we have agreements with over 90 "
+"universities, including institutions in the United States, Canada, the "
+"United Kingdom, and European Union. Please email lookit@mit.edu if you are not sure whether your institution "
+"already has an agreement, or if you need any help at all getting your "
+"paperwork in order. While you are completing these steps, you can get started "
+"on Children Helping Science by creating a lab account, creating your first "
+"study, and getting it peer reviewed by our researcher community. A step-by-"
+"step guide to getting started is available here. Children Helping Science has a Slack community for researchers to ask for help, conduct "
+"peer review, and discuss online research methods. The Society for Research in Child Development also has a "
+"discussion "
+"forum you might check out! If you have a child and would like to "
+#~ "participate, create an account and take a look at what we have available "
+#~ "for your child's age range. You'll need a working webcam to participate."
+#~ "p>\n"
+#~ " When you select a study, you'll be "
+#~ "asked to read a consent form and record yourself stating that you and "
+#~ "your child agree to participate. Then we'll guide you through what will "
+#~ "happen during the study. Depending on your child's age, your child may "
+#~ "answer questions directly or we may be looking for indirect signs of what "
+#~ "she thinks is going on--like how long she looks at a surprising outcome."
+#~ "p>\n"
+#~ " Some portions of the study will be "
+#~ "automatically recorded using your webcam and sent securely to the Lookit "
+#~ "platform. Trained researchers will watch the video and record your "
+#~ "child's responses--for instance, which way he pointed, or how long she "
+#~ "looked at each image. We'll put these together with responses from lots "
+#~ "of other children to learn more about how kids think! 如果您有孩子并愿意参与研究,请注册账号并查看现有的适合您孩子年龄的研"
+#~ "究。您需要使用一个有摄像头的电脑 当您选择了一个研究后,您需要阅读同意书,并录下"
+#~ "您同意自己和孩子参与研究的视频。接下来,我们会告诉您研究的步骤。基于您孩子"
+#~ "的年龄,他/她可能需要直接回答问题,或者我们会通过迹象来间接研究他/她对正在"
+#~ "发生的事情的理解,比如他/她盯着一件意想不到的事的时长。 部分实验会被您的摄像头自动记录下来并保密发送至"
+#~ "Lookit平台。有经验的研究者会浏览您的视频,并记录您孩子的反馈,比如他/她所"
+#~ "指的方向或盯着图片的时长。我们会结合所有孩子的反馈来研究儿童是如何思考的。"
+#~ " For some studies, yes! Usually, "
+#~| "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and "
+#~| "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected "
+#~| "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and "
+#~| "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one "
+#~| "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of "
+#~| "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions. Please note that none of the measures "
+#~| "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be "
+#~| "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos "
+#~| "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you "
+#~| "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics."
+#~| " If you're interested in getting "
+#~| "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you "
+#~| "can try with your child. For some studies, yes! Usually, "
+#~ "developmental researchers only interpret children's abilities and "
+#~ "developmental trends at a group level, and the individual data collected "
+#~ "just isn't very interpretable. But for \"Your baby, the physicist\" and "
+#~ "other longitudinal studies (where you come back for more than one "
+#~ "session), we can sometimes collect enough data to give you a report of "
+#~ "your child's responses after you complete all the sessions. Please note that none of the measures "
+#~ "we collect are diagnostic! For instance, while we hope you'll be "
+#~ "interested to learn that your child looked 70%% of the time at videos "
+#~ "where things fell up versus falling down, we won't be able to tell you "
+#~ "whether this means your child is going to be especially good at physics."
+#~ "p>\n"
+#~ " If you're interested in getting "
+#~ "individual results right away, please see our Resources section for fun at-home activities you can "
+#~ "try with your child. 对于一些研究,您可以拿到自己孩子的研究"
+#~ "结果。通常情况下,科学家只能在群体水平上解释孩子的能力和发展趋势,而收集到"
+#~ "的个体数据并不能很好地被分析。但对于“Your baby, the physicist”和其他纵向研"
+#~ "究(您的孩子会在不同年龄段多次参与),若我们能收集到足够的个体数据,在整个"
+#~ "实验结束后,您将可以收到一份孩子的实验报告。 请注意,我们收集的所有数据都没有诊断意义! 例"
+#~ "如,虽然我们希望您有兴趣了解您的孩子在70%的时间里都在看物体运动的视频,但"
+#~ "我们无法告诉您这是否意味着您的孩子会特别擅长物理。 如果您有兴趣立即获得个人结果,请查看我们的资料库部分,了解您可以与孩子一起尝试的有趣的家庭活"
+#~ "动。
- {% trans "This study is conducted by" %} {{ object.contact_info }}
+
+ {# Translators: Please include the untranslated "%(contact)s" string to mark where the contact information should be inserted. #}
+ {% blocktranslate trimmed with contact=study.contact_info %}
+ This study is conducted by {{ contact }}.
+ {% endblocktranslate %}
+
\n"
+#| "
"
msgid ""
"\n"
-"
"
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+" \n"
"
"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:44
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:147
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:45 web/templates/web/privacy.html:169
msgid "How we collect personal information about you"
msgstr "我们如何收集您的个人信息"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:46
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:48
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "The information we collect and maintain about you is the information you "
+#| "provide to us when registering\n"
+#| " for a Lookit account, registering your children, updating "
+#| "your account or your children’s profiles,\n"
+#| " completing or updating surveys, or participating in "
+#| "individual Lookit studies."
msgid ""
"The information we collect and maintain about you is the information you "
"provide to us when registering\n"
-" for a Lookit account, registering your children, updating "
-"your account or your children’s profiles,\n"
-" completing or updating surveys, or participating in "
-"individual Lookit studies."
+" for a Lookit account, registering your children, updating your "
+"account or your children’s profiles,\n"
+" completing or updating surveys, or participating in individual "
+"Lookit studies."
msgstr ""
"我们收集和维护您在注册或更新您的Lookit账户或孩子的资料、完成或更新问卷,或参"
"与某个研究时向我们提供的信息。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:50
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:167
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:53 web/templates/web/privacy.html:194
msgid "When we share your personal information"
msgstr "我们何时会分享您的个人信息"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:52
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:56
msgid ""
"When you participate in a Lookit study, we share the following information "
"with the research group conducting the study:"
msgstr "当您参与Lookit研究时,我们会与进行研究的团队分享以下信息:"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:54
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:60
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| " \n"
+#| "
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-"
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msgstr ""
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"
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-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:61
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:68
msgid ""
"Your email address is not shared directly with the research group, although "
"they can contact you via Lookit in accordance with your contact preferences."
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"我们不会直接与研究团队共享您的电子邮件地址,但他们可以根据您的电子邮件偏好通"
"过Lookit与您联系。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:63
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:71
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Researchers may publish the results of a study, including individual "
+#| "responses. However, although they\n"
+#| " may publish the ages of participants, they may not "
+#| "publish participant birthdates (or information that\n"
+#| " could be used to calculate birthdates)."
msgid ""
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"研究人员可以发表一项研究的结果,包括个人的反馈。然而,虽然他们可以公布参与者"
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-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:67
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:76
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We and/or the researchers responsible for a study may share video of your "
+#| "family’s participation for\n"
+#| " scientific, educational, and/or publicity purposes, but "
+#| "only if you choose at the conclusion of a study\n"
+#| " to allow such usage. Researchers may also share your "
+#| "video and other data with Databrary if you choose\n"
+#| " at the conclusion of a study to allow that. We don’t "
+#| "publish video of participants such that it can be\n"
+#| " linked to individual demographic data (e.g., household "
+#| "income or number of parents/guardians), and\n"
+#| " researchers must also agree not to do so in order to use "
+#| "Lookit."
msgid ""
"We and/or the researchers responsible for a study may share video of your "
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+" at the conclusion of a study to allow that. We don’t publish video "
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+" linked to individual demographic data (e.g., household income or "
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msgstr ""
"我们和/或研究团队可能会出于科学、教育、宣传的目的,分享您的家庭参与的视频,但"
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"母/监护人数量),研究人员也必须同意此条款才能使用Lookit。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:74
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:84
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We don’t share, sell, publish, or otherwise disclose your contact "
+#| "information (email and/or mailing\n"
+#| " address) to anyone but the researchers involved in a "
+#| "study. Researchers must also agree not to disclose\n"
+#| " your contact information in order to use Lookit."
msgid ""
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msgstr ""
"除了参与研究的团队外,我们不会将您的联系信息(电子邮件或邮寄地址)分享、出"
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-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:78
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:152
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:89 web/templates/web/privacy.html:176
msgid "How we use your personal information"
msgstr "我们如何使用您的个人信息"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:80
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:92
msgid ""
"We may use your personal information (account, child, demographic, and study "
"data) for a variety of purposes, including to:"
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" 我们可能会将您的个人信息(账户、儿童、家庭背景和实验数据)用于多种目的,包"
"括: "
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:81
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:94
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| "
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+#| " "
msgid ""
"\n"
-"
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-" "
+" \n"
"
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-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:100
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:113
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Researchers use the data collected in their studies to address particular "
+#| "scientific questions. It may\n"
+#| " also turn out that data collected for one study can help "
+#| "to answer a related question later on. If\n"
+#| " researchers are using any additional information about "
+#| "you in their study, beyond what is collected on\n"
+#| " Lookit – for instance, if you are participating in a "
+#| "follow-up online session for an in-person study –\n"
+#| " they must tell you that in the study consent form."
msgid ""
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-" researchers are using any additional information about you "
-"in their study, beyond what is collected on\n"
-" Lookit – for instance, if you are participating in a follow-"
-"up online session for an in-person study –\n"
-" they must tell you that in the study consent form."
+" researchers are using any additional information about you in "
+"their study, beyond what is collected on\n"
+" Lookit – for instance, if you are participating in a follow-up "
+"online session for an in-person study –\n"
+" they must tell you that in the study consent form."
msgstr ""
"研究人员利用实验中收集到的数据来解决特定的科学问题。这些数据也可能有助于回答"
"之后的相关问题。如果研究人员在实验中需使用从Lookit平台以外收集到的信息(例"
"如,您在Lookit上参与了一个线下研究的后续实验),他们必须在研究同意书中告诉"
"您。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:106
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:120
msgid ""
"There are some basic rules about how personal information may be used that "
"all Lookit researchers agree to, including:"
msgstr "所有Lookit研究人员都需同意以下关于如何使用个人信息的基本准则:"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:107
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:122
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| " \n"
+#| "
\n"
+#| " "
msgid ""
"\n"
-" \n"
-"
\n"
+" "
msgstr ""
"\n"
"\n"
+"
\n"
-" "
+" \n"
@@ -2295,25 +3439,30 @@ msgstr ""
"
\n"
" "
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:114
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:163
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:130 web/templates/web/privacy.html:189
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "If you have concerns about any of these purposes, or how we communicate "
+#| "with you, please contact us at\n"
+#| " dataprotection@mit.edu. We will always respect a request "
+#| "by you to stop processing your personal\n"
+#| " information (subject to our legal obligations)."
msgid ""
"If you have concerns about any of these purposes, or how we communicate with "
"you, please contact us at\n"
-" dataprotection@mit.edu. We will always respect a request by "
-"you to stop processing your personal\n"
-" information (subject to our legal obligations)."
+" dataprotection@mit.edu. We will always respect a request by you to "
+"stop processing your personal\n"
+" information (subject to our legal obligations)."
msgstr ""
"如果您对这些个人信息使用目的或我们与您的沟通方式有任何疑虑,请通过 "
"dataprotection@mit.edu 联系我们。根据法律义务,我们将始终尊重您提出的停止使用"
"个人信息的请求。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:118
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:171
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:135 web/templates/web/privacy.html:198
msgid "How your information is stored and secured"
msgstr "您的信息是如何被存储和保护的"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:120
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:138
#, fuzzy, python-format
#| msgid ""
#| "We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
@@ -2338,23 +3487,23 @@ msgstr "您的信息是如何被存储和保护的"
msgid ""
"We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
"protect the personal information\n"
-" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our "
-"system for possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
-" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users "
-"with specific permissions may access the\n"
-" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection, "
-"and all video data is encrypted at rest on\n"
-" the storage systems used by Lookit to provide data to "
-"researchers. Researchers are responsible for their\n"
-" own secure storage of data once they obtain it from Lookit. "
-"You should be aware, however, that since the\n"
-" internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no "
-"guarantee that information may not be accessed,\n"
-" disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of our "
-"physical, technical, or managerial safeguards.\n"
-" It's your responsibility to protect the security of your "
-"account details, including your username and\n"
-" password."
+" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our system for "
+"possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
+" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users with "
+"specific permissions may access the\n"
+" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection, and all "
+"video data is encrypted at rest on\n"
+" the storage systems used by Lookit to provide data to researchers. "
+"Researchers are responsible for their\n"
+" own secure storage of data once they obtain it from Lookit. You "
+"should be aware, however, that since the\n"
+" internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no guarantee "
+"that information may not be accessed,\n"
+" disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of our physical, "
+"technical, or managerial safeguards.\n"
+" It's your responsibility to protect the security of your account "
+"details, including your username and\n"
+" password."
msgstr ""
"为了保护您的个人信息,我们已经实施了行业标准的安全保障措施。我们还根据行业规"
"定,定期监管我们的系统,以防止可能的漏洞和攻击。只有经过认证并拥有特定权限的"
@@ -2363,51 +3512,74 @@ msgstr ""
"或管理保障措施被访问、曝光、更改或破坏。您有责任保护您的账户信息的安全,包括"
"您的用户名和密码。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:131
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:182
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:150 web/templates/web/privacy.html:211
msgid "How long we keep your personal information"
msgstr "我们将保留您的个人信息多长时间"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:133
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:153
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
+#| "This means that we will maintain\n"
+#| " a record for you until such time as you tell us that you "
+#| "no longer wish us to keep in touch. If you wish\n"
+#| " to remove your account, we will retain a core set of "
+#| "information about you to fulfill administrative\n"
+#| " tasks and legal obligations. If you have participated in "
+#| "Lookit studies, the personal information\n"
+#| " already shared with those researchers may not generally "
+#| "be ‘taken back,’ as it is part of a scientific\n"
+#| " dataset and removing your data could affect already "
+#| "published findings."
msgid ""
"We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
"This means that we will maintain\n"
-" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no "
-"longer wish us to keep in touch. If you wish\n"
-" to remove your account, we will retain a core set of "
-"information about you to fulfill administrative\n"
-" tasks and legal obligations. If you have participated in "
-"Lookit studies, the personal information\n"
-" already shared with those researchers may not generally be "
-"‘taken back,’ as it is part of a scientific\n"
-" dataset and removing your data could affect already "
-"published findings."
+" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no longer "
+"wish us to keep in touch. If you wish\n"
+" to remove your account, we will retain a core set of information "
+"about you to fulfill administrative\n"
+" tasks and legal obligations. If you have participated in Lookit "
+"studies, the personal information\n"
+" already shared with those researchers may not generally be ‘taken "
+"back,’ as it is part of a scientific\n"
+" dataset and removing your data could affect already published findings."
msgstr ""
"我们认为Lookit与科研界的关系是永久的。这意味着直到您告诉我们希望不再联系之"
"前,我们都会为您保留记录。如果您不再希望收到Lookit的消息,我们将保留一套您的"
"核心信息,以履行行政和法律义务。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:144
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:165
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We may collect basic biographic/contact information about you and your "
+#| "representative organization,\n"
+#| " including name, title, business addresses, phone numbers, "
+#| "and email addresses."
msgid ""
"We may collect basic biographic/contact information about you and your "
"representative organization,\n"
-" including name, title, business addresses, phone numbers, "
-"and email addresses."
+" including name, title, business addresses, phone numbers, and email "
+"addresses."
msgstr ""
"我们可能会收集您和您代表机构的基本信息,包括姓名、职务、机构地址、电话号码和"
"电子邮件地址。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:149
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:172
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "The information we collect and maintain about you is that which you have "
+#| "provided to us when registering\n"
+#| " to use Lookit, updating your profile, or creating or "
+#| "editing a study."
msgid ""
"The information we collect and maintain about you is that which you have "
"provided to us when registering\n"
-" to use Lookit, updating your profile, or creating or editing "
-"a study."
+" to use Lookit, updating your profile, or creating or editing a study."
msgstr ""
"我们收集和维护的是您在注册使用Lookit、更新个人资料,或创建、编辑研究时提供给"
"我们的信息。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:154
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:179
msgid ""
"We use your personal information for a number of legitimate purposes, "
"including the performance of contractual obligations. Specifically, we use "
@@ -2416,18 +3588,30 @@ msgstr ""
"我们将出于正当目的使用您的个人信息,包括履行合同义务。具体而言,我们使用您的"
"个人信息是为了:"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:155
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:181
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "\n"
+#| "
\n"
+#| " "
msgid ""
"\n"
-"
\n"
-" "
+" \n"
"
"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:169
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:196
msgid "We do not share your personal information with any third parties."
msgstr "我们不会与第三方分享您的任何信息。"
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:173
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:201
#, fuzzy, python-format
#| msgid ""
#| "We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
@@ -2461,609 +3645,304 @@ msgstr "我们不会与第三方分享您的任何信息。"
msgid ""
"We have implemented industry-standard security safeguards designed to "
"protect the personal information\n"
-" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our "
-"system for possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
-" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users "
-"with specific permissions may access the\n"
-" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection. "
-"You should be aware, however, that since\n"
-" the internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no "
-"guarantee that information may not be\n"
-" accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any "
-"of our physical, technical, or managerial\n"
-" safeguards. It's your responsibility to protect the security "
-"of your account details, including your\n"
-" username and password."
+" that you may provide. We also periodically monitor our system for "
+"possible vulnerabilities and attacks,\n"
+" consistent with industry standards. Only authenticated users with "
+"specific permissions may access the\n"
+" data. All data is transmitted via a secure https connection. You "
+"should be aware, however, that since\n"
+" the internet is not a 100%% secure environment, there’s no guarantee "
+"that information may not be\n"
+" accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of our "
+"physical, technical, or managerial\n"
+" safeguards. It's your responsibility to protect the security of your "
+"account details, including your\n"
+" username and password."
msgstr ""
"为了保护您的个人信息,我们已经实施了行业标准的安全保障措施。我们还根据行业规"
"定,定期监管我们的系统,以防止可能的漏洞和攻击。只有经过认证并拥有特定权限的"
"用户才能访问数据。所有数据都是通过安全的https连接传输的,然而您应该意识到,由"
-"于互联网并不是一个100%安全的环境,因此无法保证信息不会因我们的任何物理、技术"
-"或管理保障措施被访问、曝光、更改或破坏。您有责任保护您的账户信息的安全,包括"
-"您的用户名和密码。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:184
-msgid ""
-"We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
-"This means that we will maintain\n"
-" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no "
-"longer wish us to keep in touch. If you no\n"
-" longer wish to hear from Lookit, we will retain a core set "
-"of information about you to fulfill\n"
-" administrative tasks and legal obligations."
-msgstr ""
-"我们认为Lookit与科研界的关系是永久的。这意味着直到您告诉我们希望不再联系之"
-"前,我们都会为您保留记录。如果您不再希望收到Lookit的消息,我们将保留一套您的"
-"核心信息,以履行行政和法律义务。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:189
-msgid "For everyone"
-msgstr "所有用户"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:191
-msgid "Rights for individuals in the European Economic Area"
-msgstr "欧洲经济区个人的权利"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:192
-msgid ""
-"You have the right in certain circumstances to (1) access your personal "
-"information; (2) to correct or\n"
-" erase information; (3) restrict processing; and (4) object "
-"to communications, direct marketing, or\n"
-" profiling. To the extent applicable, the EU’s General Data "
-"Protection Regulation provides further\n"
-" information about your rights. You also have the right to "
-"lodge complaints with your national or\n"
-" regional data protection authority."
-msgstr ""
-"在某些情况下,您有权:(1)访问您的个人信息;(2)更正或删除信息;(3)限制信息处"
-"理;以及(4)拒绝通信、直接营销或个人信息分析。在适用的范围内,欧盟的《通用数据"
-"保护条例》将进一步提供有关您权利的信息。您还有权向您所在国家或地区的数据保护"
-"机构提出投诉。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:198
-msgid ""
-"If you are inclined to exercise these rights, we request an opportunity to "
-"discuss with you any concerns\n"
-" you may have. To protect the personal information we hold, "
-"we may also request further information to\n"
-" verify your identify when exercising these rights. Upon a "
-"request to erase information, we will maintain\n"
-" a core set of personal data to ensure we do not contact you "
-"inadvertently in the future, as well as any\n"
-" information necessary for archival purposes. We may also "
-"need to retain some financial information for\n"
-" legal purposes, including US IRS compliance. In the event of "
-"an actual or threatened legal claim, we may\n"
-" retain your information for purposes of establishing, "
-"defending against or exercising our rights with\n"
-" respect to such claim."
-msgstr ""
-"如果您需要行使这些权利,我们希望与您讨论可能存在的任何疑虑。为了保护我们所持"
-"有的个人信息,在您行使这些权利时,我们也可能会要求您提供进一步的信息,以核实"
-"您的身份。在您提出删除信息的要求后,我们将把您的核心个人资料归档,以确保我们"
-"不会在未来与您联系。我们也可能需要保留一些财务信息用于法律目的,包括遵守美国"
-"国税局的规定。在发生实际或威胁性的法律索赔时,我们可能会保留您的信息,以确"
-"立、维护或行使我们与该索赔有关的权利。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:207
-msgid ""
-"By providing information directly to Lookit, you consent to the transfer of "
-"your personal information\n"
-" outside of the European Economic Area to the United States. "
-"You understand that the current laws and\n"
-" regulations of the United States may not provide the same "
-"level of protection as the data and privacy\n"
-" laws and regulations of the EEA."
-msgstr ""
-"直接向Lookit提供信息,即表示您同意将您的个人信息从欧洲经济区传输到美国。您需"
-"要注意的是,美国现行的法律和法规可能无法提供与欧洲经济区的数据和隐私法律法规"
-"相同水平的保护。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:212
-msgid ""
-"You are under no statutory or contractual obligation to provide any personal "
-"data to us."
-msgstr "您没有法定或合同义务向我们提供任何个人数据。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:214
-msgid "Additional Information"
-msgstr "其他信息"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:216
-msgid ""
-"We may change this Privacy Statement from time to time. If we make any "
-"significant changes in the way we\n"
-" treat your personal information we will make this clear on "
-"our website or by contacting you directly."
-msgstr ""
-"我们可能会不时地更改本隐私声明。如果我们处理您的个人信息的方式有任何重大变"
-"化,我们将在网站上明确说明或与您直接联系。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:220
-msgid ""
-"The controller for your personal information is MIT. We can be contacted at "
-"dataprotection@mit.edu."
-msgstr "您个人信息的管理方是MIT。请通过 dataprotection@mit.edu 与我们联系。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/privacy.html:222
-msgid "This policy was last updated in June 2018."
-msgstr "此声明最近更新于2018年6月。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:27
-msgid "Meet the Lookit team"
-msgstr "Lookit团队"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:33
-msgid "Core Team"
-msgstr "核心成员"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:38
-msgid ""
-"Rico is Lookit's lead software engineer, working on planning and adding "
-"features for both participants and researchers."
-msgstr "Rico是Lookit的首席软件工程师,负责为参与者和研究人员规划和添加功能。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:43
-msgid ""
-"Laura is the PI of the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. She conducts research "
-"about how children arrive at a common-sense understanding of the physical "
-"and social world through exploration and instruction."
-msgstr ""
-"Laura是儿童早期认知实验室的首席研究员。她研究儿童是如何通过探索和引导来理解物"
-"理和社会世界的常识。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:49
-msgid ""
-"Kim started Lookit as a graduate student, and now runs the project as a "
-"research scientist in the Early Childhood Cognition Lab. Her three children "
-"frequently provide feedback on studies."
-msgstr ""
-"Kim在研究生时期就开始了Lookit的研究,现在作为研究科学家在儿童早期认知实验室管"
-"理这个项目。她的三个孩子经常为实验提供反馈。"
-
-#: web/templates/frontpages/scientists.html:54
-msgid ""
-"Mark organizes the Lookit Working Groups, which are groups of researchers "
-"working to improve Lookit in a variety of ways."
-msgstr ""
-"Mark负责管理Lookit工作组。工作组是由研究人员组成的,致力于以各种方式完善"
-"Lookit。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/logged_out.html:6
-msgid "You've successfully logged out."
-msgstr "您已经成功退出。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/login.html:8
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:9
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:9 web/templates/web/study-detail.html:22
-msgid "Your login credentials didn't work. Please try again."
-msgstr "您的登录信息无效。请再次尝试。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/login.html:18
-#: web/templates/registration/login.html:25
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:50
-msgid "Login"
-msgstr "登录"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/login.html:34
-msgid "Forgot password?"
-msgstr "忘记密码?"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/login.html:36
-msgid "New to Lookit?"
-msgstr "Lookit新用户?"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/login.html:36
-msgid "Register your family!"
-msgstr "为您的家人注册"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:11
-msgid "Password changed"
-msgstr "密码已被更改"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_done.html:15
-msgid "Your password was changed."
-msgstr "您的密码已被更改。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4
-msgid "Documentation"
-msgstr "文件批注"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4
-msgid "Change password"
-msgstr "修改密码"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:4
-msgid "Log out"
-msgstr "退出登录"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:7
-#: web/templates/web/home.html:3 web/templates/web/home.html:7
-msgid "Home"
-msgstr "主页"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:8
-msgid "Password change"
-msgstr "修改密码"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:21
-msgid "Please correct the error below."
-msgstr "请修正以下错误。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:21
-msgid "Please correct the errors below."
-msgstr "请修正以下错误。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:26
-msgid ""
-"Please enter your old password, for security's sake, and then enter your new "
-"password twice so we can verify you typed it in correctly."
-msgstr ""
-"出于安全考虑,请输入您的旧密码。为了让我们确认您输入了正确的新密码,请输入两"
-"次。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_change_form.html:54
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:31
-msgid "Change my password"
-msgstr "修改密码"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:11
-msgid "Password reset complete"
-msgstr "密码重置完成"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:15
-msgid "Your password has been set. You may go ahead and log in now."
-msgstr "您的密码已设置成功。您可以重新登录了。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_complete.html:17
-msgid "Log in"
-msgstr "登录"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:11
-msgid "Password reset confirmation"
-msgstr "密码重置确认"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:17
-msgid ""
-"Please enter your new password twice so we can verify you typed it in "
-"correctly."
-msgstr "为了让我们确认您输入了正确的新密码,请输入两次。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:23
-msgid "New password:"
-msgstr "新密码:"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:28
-msgid "Confirm password:"
-msgstr "确认密码:"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_confirm.html:37
-msgid ""
-"The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been "
-"used. Please request a new password reset."
-msgstr "密码重置链接已失效,可能是因为该链接已被使用。请再次请求重置密码。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:11
-msgid "Password reset link sent"
-msgstr "密码重置链接已发送"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:15
-msgid ""
-"If an account exists with the email you entered, we've emailed instructions "
-"for resetting your password and you should receive them shortly."
-msgstr ""
-"如果您输入的邮箱已在Lookit注册过,我们已经通过邮件发送了有关重置密码的说明,"
-"您很快就会收到。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_done.html:17
-msgid ""
-"If you don't receive an email, please check your spam folder and make sure "
-"you've entered the address you registered with. (You won't get an email "
-"unless there's already an account for that email address!)"
-msgstr ""
-"如果您没有收到电子邮件,请检查您的垃圾邮件文件夹并确保您正确输入了注册Lookit"
-"账号时使用的邮箱。 (除非该邮箱已在Lookit注册,否则您不会收到电子邮件!)"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:2
-#, python-format
-msgid ""
-"You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your "
-"user account at %(site_name)s."
-msgstr "您收到这封邮件是因为您要求重新设置您在%(site_name)s的用户密码。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:4
-msgid "Please go to the following page and choose a new password:"
-msgstr "请到以下页面选择一个新的密码:"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:8
-msgid "Your username, in case you've forgotten:"
-msgstr "您的用户名:"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:10
-msgid "Thanks for using our site!"
-msgstr "感谢您使用我们的网站!"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_email.html:12
-#, fuzzy, python-format
-#| msgid "The %(site_name)s team"
-msgid "The %(site_name)s team"
-msgstr "%(site_name)的团队"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:11
-msgid "Password reset"
-msgstr "重置密码"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:15
-msgid ""
-"Forgotten your password? Enter your email address below, and we'll email "
-"instructions for setting a new one."
-msgstr ""
-"忘记密码了?请在下方输入您的电子邮件地址,我们将通过电子邮件发送设置新密码的"
-"步骤。"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:21
-msgid "Email address:"
-msgstr "电子邮件地址:"
-
-#: web/templates/registration/password_reset_form.html:24
-msgid "Reset my password"
-msgstr "重置我的密码"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:22
-msgid "Experimenter"
-msgstr "实验者"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:33 web/templates/web/studies-list.html:4
-msgid "Studies"
-msgstr "研究"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:34
-msgid "FAQ"
-msgstr "常见问题解答"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:35
-msgid "The Scientists"
-msgstr "科学家团队"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:36
-msgid "Resources"
-msgstr "相关资源"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:45
-msgid "Hi"
-msgstr "你好"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:47
-msgid "Logout"
-msgstr "退出登录"
-
-#: web/templates/web/_navigation.html:49
-msgid "Sign up"
-msgstr "创建账号"
-
-#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:4
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:116
-msgid "Child"
-msgstr "儿童"
-
-#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:26
-msgid "Back to Children List"
-msgstr "返回儿童列表"
-
-#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:31
-msgid "Update"
-msgstr "更新"
-
-#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:41
-msgid "Delete"
-msgstr "删除"
-
-#: web/templates/web/child-update.html:44
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:92
-#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:100
-#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:36
-msgid "Cancel"
-msgstr "取消"
-
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:40
-msgid "Empty birthday"
-msgstr "清空生日"
-
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:47
-msgid " day"
-msgstr "天"
-
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:47
-msgid " days"
-msgstr "天"
-
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:49
-msgid " month"
-msgstr "月"
-
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:49
-msgid " months"
-msgstr "月"
+"于互联网并不是一个100%安全的环境,因此无法保证信息不会因我们的任何物理、技术"
+"或管理保障措施被访问、曝光、更改或破坏。您有责任保护您的账户信息的安全,包括"
+"您的用户名和密码。"
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:51
-msgid " year"
-msgstr "岁"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:214
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
+#| "This means that we will maintain\n"
+#| " a record for you until such time as you tell us that you "
+#| "no longer wish us to keep in touch. If you no\n"
+#| " longer wish to hear from Lookit, we will retain a core "
+#| "set of information about you to fulfill\n"
+#| " administrative tasks and legal obligations."
+msgid ""
+"We consider our relationship with our research community to be lifelong. "
+"This means that we will maintain\n"
+" a record for you until such time as you tell us that you no longer "
+"wish us to keep in touch. If you no\n"
+" longer wish to hear from Lookit, we will retain a core set of "
+"information about you to fulfill\n"
+" administrative tasks and legal obligations."
+msgstr ""
+"我们认为Lookit与科研界的关系是永久的。这意味着直到您告诉我们希望不再联系之"
+"前,我们都会为您保留记录。如果您不再希望收到Lookit的消息,我们将保留一套您的"
+"核心信息,以履行行政和法律义务。"
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:51
-msgid " years"
-msgstr "岁"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:220
+msgid "For everyone"
+msgstr "所有用户"
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:61
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:77
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:82
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:94
-msgid "Add Child"
-msgstr "添加儿童"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:221
+msgid "Rights for individuals in the European Economic Area"
+msgstr "欧洲经济区个人的权利"
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:61
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:77
-msgid "Hide Form"
-msgstr "隐藏表格"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:224
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "You have the right in certain circumstances to (1) access your personal "
+#| "information; (2) to correct or\n"
+#| " erase information; (3) restrict processing; and (4) "
+#| "object to communications, direct marketing, or\n"
+#| " profiling. To the extent applicable, the EU’s General "
+#| "Data Protection Regulation provides further\n"
+#| " information about your rights. You also have the right to "
+#| "lodge complaints with your national or\n"
+#| " regional data protection authority."
+msgid ""
+"You have the right in certain circumstances to (1) access your personal "
+"information; (2) to correct or\n"
+" erase information; (3) restrict processing; and (4) object to "
+"communications, direct marketing, or\n"
+" profiling. To the extent applicable, the EU’s General Data "
+"Protection Regulation provides further\n"
+" information about your rights. You also have the right to lodge "
+"complaints with your national or\n"
+" regional data protection authority."
+msgstr ""
+"在某些情况下,您有权:(1)访问您的个人信息;(2)更正或删除信息;(3)限制信息处"
+"理;以及(4)拒绝通信、直接营销或个人信息分析。在适用的范围内,欧盟的《通用数据"
+"保护条例》将进一步提供有关您权利的信息。您还有权向您所在国家或地区的数据保护"
+"机构提出投诉。"
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:111
-msgid "Name"
-msgstr "姓名"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:231
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "If you are inclined to exercise these rights, we request an opportunity "
+#| "to discuss with you any concerns\n"
+#| " you may have. To protect the personal information we "
+#| "hold, we may also request further information to\n"
+#| " verify your identify when exercising these rights. Upon a "
+#| "request to erase information, we will maintain\n"
+#| " a core set of personal data to ensure we do not contact "
+#| "you inadvertently in the future, as well as any\n"
+#| " information necessary for archival purposes. We may also "
+#| "need to retain some financial information for\n"
+#| " legal purposes, including US IRS compliance. In the event "
+#| "of an actual or threatened legal claim, we may\n"
+#| " retain your information for purposes of establishing, "
+#| "defending against or exercising our rights with\n"
+#| " respect to such claim."
+msgid ""
+"If you are inclined to exercise these rights, we request an opportunity to "
+"discuss with you any concerns\n"
+" you may have. To protect the personal information we hold, we may "
+"also request further information to\n"
+" verify your identify when exercising these rights. Upon a request to "
+"erase information, we will maintain\n"
+" a core set of personal data to ensure we do not contact you "
+"inadvertently in the future, as well as any\n"
+" information necessary for archival purposes. We may also need to "
+"retain some financial information for\n"
+" legal purposes, including US IRS compliance. In the event of an "
+"actual or threatened legal claim, we may\n"
+" retain your information for purposes of establishing, defending "
+"against or exercising our rights with\n"
+" respect to such claim."
+msgstr ""
+"如果您需要行使这些权利,我们希望与您讨论可能存在的任何疑虑。为了保护我们所持"
+"有的个人信息,在您行使这些权利时,我们也可能会要求您提供进一步的信息,以核实"
+"您的身份。在您提出删除信息的要求后,我们将把您的核心个人资料归档,以确保我们"
+"不会在未来与您联系。我们也可能需要保留一些财务信息用于法律目的,包括遵守美国"
+"国税局的规定。在发生实际或威胁性的法律索赔时,我们可能会保留您的信息,以确"
+"立、维护或行使我们与该索赔有关的权利。"
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:121
-msgid "Update child"
-msgstr "更新儿童信息"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:241
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "By providing information directly to Lookit, you consent to the transfer "
+#| "of your personal information\n"
+#| " outside of the European Economic Area to the United "
+#| "States. You understand that the current laws and\n"
+#| " regulations of the United States may not provide the same "
+#| "level of protection as the data and privacy\n"
+#| " laws and regulations of the EEA."
+msgid ""
+"By providing information directly to Lookit, you consent to the transfer of "
+"your personal information\n"
+" outside of the European Economic Area to the United States. You "
+"understand that the current laws and\n"
+" regulations of the United States may not provide the same level of "
+"protection as the data and privacy\n"
+" laws and regulations of the EEA."
+msgstr ""
+"直接向Lookit提供信息,即表示您同意将您的个人信息从欧洲经济区传输到美国。您需"
+"要注意的是,美国现行的法律和法规可能无法提供与欧洲经济区的数据和隐私法律法规"
+"相同水平的保护。"
-#: web/templates/web/children-list.html:128
-msgid "No child profiles registered!"
-msgstr "尚未注册儿童档案!"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:246
+msgid ""
+"You are under no statutory or contractual obligation to provide any personal "
+"data to us."
+msgstr "您没有法定或合同义务向我们提供任何个人数据。"
-#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:4
-msgid "Update demographics"
-msgstr "更新基本信息"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:248
+msgid "Additional Information"
+msgstr "其他信息"
-#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:89
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:251
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "We may change this Privacy Statement from time to time. If we make any "
+#| "significant changes in the way we\n"
+#| " treat your personal information we will make this clear "
+#| "on our website or by contacting you directly."
msgid ""
-"One reason we are developing Internet-based experiments is to represent a "
-"more diverse group of families in our research. Your answers to these "
-"questions will help us understand what audience we reach, as well as how "
-"factors like speaking multiple languages or having older siblings affect "
-"children's learning."
+"We may change this Privacy Statement from time to time. If we make any "
+"significant changes in the way we\n"
+" treat your personal information we will make this clear on our "
+"website or by contacting you directly."
msgstr ""
-"我们开发互联网实验的一个原因是为了让更多不同的家庭群体参与到研究中。您的回答"
-"将帮助我们了解研究接触到的受众,以及讲多种语言或有哥哥姐姐等因素会如何影响孩"
-"子的学习。"
+"我们可能会不时地更改本隐私声明。如果我们处理您的个人信息的方式有任何重大变"
+"化,我们将在网站上明确说明或与您直接联系。"
-#: web/templates/web/demographic-data-update.html:90
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:255
msgid ""
-"Even if you allow your study videos to be published for scientific or "
-"publicity purposes, your demographic information is never published in "
-"conjunction with your video."
-msgstr ""
-"即使您允许我们以科学或宣传为目的发布您的研究视频,您的基本信息也不会和视频一"
-"起发布。"
+"The controller for your personal information is MIT. We can be contacted at "
+"dataprotection@mit.edu."
+msgstr "您个人信息的管理方是MIT。请通过 dataprotection@mit.edu 与我们联系。"
-#: web/templates/web/participant-email-preferences.html:27
-msgid "I would like to be contacted when:"
-msgstr "我愿意在以下情况收到通知:"
+#: web/templates/web/privacy.html:257
+msgid "This policy was last updated in June 2018."
+msgstr "此声明最近更新于2018年6月。"
-#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:18
-msgid "Create Participant Account"
-msgstr "创建参与者账号"
+#: web/templates/web/resources.html:14
+msgid "Find a developmental lab near you"
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:22
-msgid "Create a family account to start participating in Lookit studies!"
-msgstr "创建一个家庭帐户即可开始参与Lookit研究!"
+#: web/templates/web/scientists.html:10
+msgid "Meet the Children Helping Science team"
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:31
+#: web/templates/web/scientists/affiliated-universities-and-researchers.html:3
msgid ""
-"By clicking 'Create Account', I agree that I have read and accepted the "
-msgstr "点击 \"创建账号\",即表示我已经阅读并接受以下条款 "
-
-#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:31
-msgid "Privacy Statement"
-msgstr "隐私声明"
-
-#: web/templates/web/participant-signup.html:34
-msgid "Create Account"
-msgstr "创建账号"
+"As of March 2023, there are over 950 researchers in our community, and over "
+"90 universities affiliated with Lookit/Children Helping Science, including:"
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:4
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:27
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:8
msgid "Past Studies"
msgstr "参与过的研究"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:16
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:16
-msgid ""
-"Your account doesn't have access to this page. To proceed, please login with "
-"an account that has access."
-msgstr "您的账号没有权限访问此页面。如需继续,请使用有访问权限的账号登录。"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:15
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "Video"
+msgid "Next Video"
+msgstr "视频"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:18
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:18
-msgid "Please login to see this page."
-msgstr "请登录后查看本页面。"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:31
+msgid ""
+"Lookit studies run here on our platform, and usually include a video of your "
+"session! "
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:34
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:38
-msgid "Current studies"
-msgstr "当前的研究"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:33
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "Here you can view your studies and see comments left by researchers:"
+msgid ""
+"You can find information about your previous study sessions, watch these "
+"videos, and see comments left by researchers below."
+msgstr "您可以在此页面浏览参与过的研究,并查看研究人员留下的评论。"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:37
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:41
-msgid "Your past studies"
-msgstr "您参与过的研究"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:36
+msgid ""
+"External studies happen at other websites, and are listed below after you "
+"click the "Participate Now" button to follow a link. "
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:50
-msgid "Here you can view your studies and see comments left by researchers:"
-msgstr "您可以在此页面浏览参与过的研究,并查看研究人员留下的评论。"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:38
+msgid ""
+"You can find information on the studies you have accessed and contact "
+"information for the researchers on a specific study below."
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:67
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:49
msgid "Study Thumbnail"
msgstr "研究封面"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:79
-msgid "Eligibility:"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:55
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "Eligibility:"
+msgid "Eligibility"
msgstr "参与资格:"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:80
-msgid "Contact:"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:59
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "Contact:"
+msgid "Contact"
msgstr "联系方式:"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:81
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:63
msgid "Still collecting data?"
msgstr "是否还在招募?"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:81
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:65
msgid "Yes"
msgstr "是"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:81
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:67
msgid "No"
msgstr "否"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:82
-msgid "Compensation: "
-msgstr "报酬: "
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:72
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:79
+msgid "Compensation"
+msgstr "报酬"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:87
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:78
msgid "Study Responses"
msgstr "实验记录"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:107
-msgid "Video"
-msgstr "视频"
-
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:118
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:105
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:109
msgid "Date"
msgstr "日期"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:120
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:114
msgid "Consent status"
msgstr "同意书批准状态"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:123
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:116
msgid "Approved"
msgstr "已批准"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:123
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:117
msgid "Your consent video was reviewed by a researcher and is valid."
msgstr "您的同意书视频经研究人员审核是有效的。"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:125
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:119
msgid "Pending"
msgstr "处理中"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:125
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:120
msgid "Your consent video has not yet been reviewed by a researcher."
msgstr "您的同意书视频还未被研究人员审核。"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:127
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:122
msgid "Invalid"
msgstr "无效"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:127
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:123
msgid ""
"There was a technical problem with your consent video, or it did not show "
"you reading the consent statement out loud. Your other data from this "
@@ -3072,200 +3951,258 @@ msgstr ""
"您的同意书视频出现了技术问题,或没有记录到您朗读出声明。因此研究人员不会查看"
"或使用您在本实验中提交的其他数据。"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:129
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:125
msgid "No information about consent video review status."
msgstr "没有关于同意书视频批准状态的信息"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:133
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:131
msgid "Feedback"
msgstr "反馈"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:139
-msgid "None"
-msgstr "无"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:145
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "You have not yet participated in any studies."
+msgid "You have not yet participated in any Lookit studies."
+msgstr "您尚未参与任何研究。"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:154
-msgid "You have not yet participated in any studies."
+#: web/templates/web/studies-history.html:147
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "You have not yet participated in any studies."
+msgid "You have not yet participated in any external studies."
msgstr "您尚未参与任何研究。"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:32
-msgid "Current Studies"
-msgstr "当前的研究"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:7
+msgid "Studies"
+msgstr "研究"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:53
-msgid ""
-"Please note you'll need a laptop or desktop computer (not a mobile device) "
-"running Chrome or Firefox to participate."
+#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:24
+msgid "Log in to find studies just right for your child!"
msgstr ""
-"请注意,您需要一台能运行谷歌或火狐浏览器的笔记本电脑或台式电脑(非移动设备)"
-"才能参加。"
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:80
-msgid "See details"
-msgstr "查看详细信息"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:29
+msgid "Clear"
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:87
-msgid "We are not running any studies at this time!"
-msgstr "我们目前没有进行任何研究!"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:62
+msgid "No studies found."
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:93
+#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:67
msgid ""
-"Looking for more ways to contribute to research from home? Check out Children Helping Science for even more studies!"
+"Want to learn more about research with babies & children? Check out the "
msgstr ""
-"您想要寻找更多在家参与研究的机会吗?请查看 Children Helping Science,了解更多研究内容。"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:53
-msgid "days"
-msgstr "天"
+#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:70
+msgid "Resources"
+msgstr "相关资源"
+
+#: web/templates/web/studies-list.html:71
+msgid "page for activities to try at home and developmental labs near you!"
+msgstr ""
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:53
-msgid " until "
-msgstr " 直到 "
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:17
+msgid "preview"
+msgstr "预览"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:53
-msgid " when "
-msgstr " 什么时候 "
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:18
+msgid "participate"
+msgstr "参与"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:93
-msgid "Study overview"
-msgstr "研究概述"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:19
+msgid "now"
+msgstr "现在"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:96
-msgid "Back to list"
-msgstr "返回列表"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:20
+msgid "Build experiment runner to preview"
+msgstr "创建实验运行器来预览"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:112
-msgid "Eligibility criteria"
-msgstr "参与资格"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:21
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "Log in to participate"
+msgid "Schedule a time to participate"
+msgstr "请登录后参与"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:116
-msgid "Duration"
-msgstr "时长"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:22
+msgid "Add child profile to "
+msgstr "将儿童档案添加到 "
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:121
-msgid "Compensation"
-msgstr "报酬"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:23
+msgid "Complete demographic survey to "
+msgstr "完成基本信息以 "
+
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:54
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "Participate"
+msgid "Who Can Participate"
+msgstr "参加"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:126
-msgid "What happens"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:60
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "What happens"
+msgid "What Happens"
msgstr "实验步骤"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:130
-msgid "What we're studying"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:66
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid "What we're studying"
+msgid "What We're Studying"
msgstr "实验目的"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:134
-msgid "This study is conducted by"
-msgstr "研究负责人:"
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:72
+msgid "Duration"
+msgstr "时长"
+
+#. Translators: Please include the untranslated "%(contact)s" string to mark where the contact information should be inserted.
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:88
+msgid "This study is conducted by %(contact)s."
+msgstr "研究负责人:%(contact)s."
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:138
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:96
msgid "Would you like to participate in this study?"
msgstr "您是否愿意参加这项研究?"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:140
-msgid "Log in to participate"
-msgstr "请登录后参与"
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:142
-msgid "Add child profile to "
-msgstr "将儿童档案添加到 "
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:142
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:144
-msgid "preview"
-msgstr "预览"
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:142
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:144
-msgid "participate"
-msgstr "参与"
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:144
-msgid "Complete demographic survey to "
-msgstr "完成基本信息以 "
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:148
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:108
msgid "Select a child:"
msgstr "选择一个孩子:"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:150
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:119
msgid "None Selected"
msgstr "未选择"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:161
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:132
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Your child is still younger than the recommended age range for this "
+#| "study. If you can wait until he or she is "
+#| "old enough, we'll be able to use the collected data in our research!"
msgid ""
"Your child is still younger than the recommended age range for this study. "
-"If you can wait until he or she is old enough, "
-"we'll be able to use the collected data in our research!"
+"If you can wait until he or she is old enough, the researchers will be able "
+"to compensate you and use the collected data in their research!"
msgstr ""
"您的孩子比这项研究建议的年龄范围要小。如果您能等待直到"
"他或她满足年龄要求再来参加,我们将能在研究中使用您孩子的数据。"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:162
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:135
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Your child is older than the recommended age range for this study. You're "
+#| "welcome to try the study anyway, but we won't be able to use the "
+#| "collected data in our research."
msgid ""
"Your child is older than the recommended age range for this study. You're "
-"welcome to try the study anyway, but we won't be able to use the collected "
-"data in our research."
+"welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able to "
+"compensate you or use the collected data in their research."
msgstr ""
"您的孩子已经超过了这项研究建议的年龄范围。我们仍欢迎您尝试它,但我们不能将收"
"集到的数据用于此研究。"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:163
+#. Translators: Please include the untranslated "%(contact)s" string to mark where the contact information should be inserted.
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:139
+#, fuzzy, python-format
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Your child does not meet the eligibility criteria listed for this study. "
+#| "You're welcome to try the study anyway, but we won't be able to use the "
+#| "collected data in our research. Please contact the study researchers"
msgid ""
"Your child does not meet the eligibility criteria listed for this study. "
-"You're welcome to try the study anyway, but we won't be able to use the "
-"collected data in our research. Please contact the study researchers"
+"You're welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able to "
+"compensate you or use your data. Please review the “Who can participate” "
+"information for this study and contact the study researchers (%(contact)s) "
+"if you feel this is in error."
msgstr ""
"您的孩子不符合本研究的参与资格。我们仍欢迎您尝试他,但我们不能将收集到的数据"
"用于此研究。请联系研究负责人"
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:165
-msgid "Build experiment runner to preview"
-msgstr "创建实验运行器来预览"
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:167
-msgid "Participate"
-msgstr "参加"
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:167
-msgid "now"
-msgstr "现在"
-
-#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:168
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:153
msgid ""
"For an easy way to see what happens as you update your study protocol, "
"bookmark the URL the button above sends you to."
msgstr "请将上方按钮显示的网址加入书签,以便预览您更新后的研究。"
-#: web/views.py:63
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:157
+msgid ""
+"This study runs on another website, and clicking to participate will take "
+"you to that link."
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:159
+msgid ""
+"It will also make it possible for the researchers of this study to contact "
+"you, and will share your child's profile information with the researchers."
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:162
+msgid "This study runs here on the Lookit platform."
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templates/web/study-detail.html:164
+msgid ""
+"Clicking to participate will make it possible for the researchers of this "
+"study to contact you, and will share your child's profile information with "
+"the researchers."
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templatetags/web_extras.py:169
+msgid "Sign up"
+msgstr "创建账号"
+
+#: web/templatetags/web_extras.py:191
+#, fuzzy
+#| msgid ""
+#| "Please note you'll need a laptop or desktop computer (not a mobile "
+#| "device) running Chrome or Firefox to participate."
+msgid ""
+"Use the tabs above to see activities you can do right now, or scheduled "
+"activities you can sign up for.\n"
+"\n"
+"Please note you'll need a laptop or desktop computer (not a mobile device) "
+"running Chrome or Firefox to participate, unless a specific study says "
+"otherwise."
+msgstr ""
+"请注意,您需要一台能运行谷歌或火狐浏览器的笔记本电脑或台式电脑(非移动设备)"
+"才能参加。"
+
+#: web/templatetags/web_extras.py:195
+msgid ""
+"You and your child can participate in these studies right now by choosing a "
+"study and then clicking \"Participate.\" Please note you'll need a laptop or "
+"desktop computer (not a mobile device) running Chrome or Firefox to "
+"participate, unless a specific study says otherwise."
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/templatetags/web_extras.py:199
+msgid ""
+"You and your child can participate in these studies by scheduling a time to "
+"meet with a researcher (usually over video conferencing). Choose a study and "
+"then click \"Participate\" to sign up for a study session in the future."
+msgstr ""
+
+#: web/views.py:114
msgid "Participant created."
msgstr "参与者已创建。"
-#: web/views.py:88
+#: web/views.py:157
msgid "Demographic data saved."
msgstr "基本信息已保存。"
-#: web/views.py:156
+#: web/views.py:223
msgid "Child added."
msgstr "儿童档案已添加。"
-#: web/views.py:192
+#: web/views.py:264
msgid "Child deleted."
msgstr "儿童档案已删除。"
-#: web/views.py:194
+#: web/views.py:266
msgid "Child updated."
msgstr "儿童档案已更新。"
-#: web/views.py:217
+#: web/views.py:294
msgid "Email preferences saved."
msgstr "电子邮件偏好已保存。"
-#: web/views.py:311
+#: web/views.py:699
#, python-brace-format
msgid ""
"The study {study.name} is not currently collecting data - the study is "
@@ -3275,11 +4212,394 @@ msgstr ""
"{study.name}研究当前未在收集数据(研究已完成或已暂停)。若您认为这是一个错误"
"信息,请联系{study.contact_info}"
+#~ msgid ""
+#~ "Your password can’t be too similar to your other personal information."
+#~ msgstr "您的密码不能与您的个人信息过于相似。"
+
+#~ msgid "Your password must contain at least 16 characters."
+#~ msgstr "您的密码必须至少包含16个字符。"
+
+#~ msgid "Your password can’t be a commonly used password."
+#~ msgstr "您的密码不能为常见密码。"
+
+#~ msgid "Your password can’t be entirely numeric."
+#~ msgstr "您的密码不能全是数字。"
+
+#~ msgid "What category(ies) does your family identify as?"
+#~ msgstr "您认为您的家庭属于哪种类别?"
+
+#~ msgid "Numerical answers only - a rough guess is fine!"
+#~ msgstr "仅填写数字(可估计)"
+
+#~ msgid "What language(s) does your family speak at home?"
+#~ msgstr "您的家庭在家中使用什么语言?"
+
+#~ msgid "What is the highest level of education your spouse has completed?"
+#~ msgstr "您的配偶获得的最高学历是什么?"
+
+#~ msgid "About how many children's books are there in your home?"
+#~ msgstr "您家中大约有多少本儿童读物?"
+
+#~ msgid ""
+#~ "If the answer varies due to shared custody arrangements or travel, please "
+#~ "enter the number of parents/guardians your children are usually living "
+#~ "with or explain."
+#~ msgstr ""
+#~ "如果监护人数量会因共同监护或旅行而有变动,请输入和您孩子平时一同居住的父"
+#~ "母/监护人人数或做额外解释。"
+
+#~ msgid "other"
+#~ msgstr "其他"
+
+#~ msgid "3 or more"
+#~ msgstr "3位及以上"
+
+#~ msgid "varies"
+#~ msgstr "不定"
+
+#~ msgid "My Account"
+#~ msgstr "我的账号"
+
+#~ msgid "Last Active:"
+#~ msgstr "最后访问:"
+
+#~ msgid "Participant global ID:"
+#~ msgstr "参与者全球ID:"
+
+#~ msgid "Dashboard"
+#~ msgstr "概要面板"
+
+#~ msgid "Argentinian Spanish"
+#~ msgstr "阿根廷西班牙语"
+
+#~ msgid "Canadian French"
+#~ msgstr "加拿大法语"
+
+#~ msgid "Norwegian Bokmål"
+#~ msgstr "挪威博克莫尔语"
+
+#~ msgid "Brazilian Portuguese"
+#~ msgstr "巴西葡萄牙语"
+
+#~ msgid "Simplified Chinese"
+#~ msgstr "中文简体"
+
+#~ msgid "Yue"
+#~ msgstr "粤语"
+
+#~ msgid "Lookit"
+#~ msgstr "Lookit"
+
+#~ msgid "How can we participate online?"
+#~ msgstr "我们如何在线参与研究?"
+
+#~ msgid ""
+#~ "\n"
+#~ "
{% trans "Compensation" %}
{% endif %}
{% trans "Would you like to participate in this study?" %}
{% trans "Your child is older than the recommended age range for this study. You're welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able to compensate you or use the collected data in their research." %}
- {% blocktranslate with contact=study.contact_info %} Your child does not meet the eligibility criteria listed for this study. You're welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able to compensate you or use your data. Please review the “Who can participate” information for this study and contact the study researchers ({{ contact }}) if you feel this is in error. {% endblocktranslate %} + {# Translators: Please include the untranslated "%(contact)s" string to mark where the contact information should be inserted. #} + {% blocktranslate trimmed with contact=study.contact_info %} + Your child does not meet the eligibility criteria listed for this study. You're welcome to try the study anyway, but researchers may not be able to compensate you or use your data. Please review the “Who can participate” information for this study and contact the study researchers ({{ contact }}) if you feel this is in error. + {% endblocktranslate %}
{% if preview_mode and object.needs_to_be_built %} {% bootstrap_button build_runner href=build_runner_url button_class=btn_secondary_classes id="participate-button" %}