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Masaharu Kato^1,2, Hirokazu Doi^2,3, Xianwei Meng^2,4

¹Center for Baby Science, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan.

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Summary

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The Baby's Online Live Database (BOLD) platform streamlines online developmental science research. It simplifies participant recruitment and management for longitudinal studies, enhancing data collection efficiency.

Keywords:

COVID-19 developmental science longitudinal study online study open science reproducibility survey at home

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Area of Science:

Developmental Psychology
Online Research Methodologies
Data Management Systems

Background:

Developmental studies face challenges including declining birth rates, research reproducibility issues, and pandemic disruptions.
Efficient and scalable data collection is crucial for advancing developmental science.
Existing platforms may not adequately address the complexities of modern developmental research.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce the Baby's Online Live Database (BOLD), a novel platform for online developmental science research.
To address challenges in participant recruitment, management, and longitudinal data collection.
To facilitate collaboration and reduce costs in developmental research.

Main Methods:

Development of the Baby's Online Live Database (BOLD) platform.
Implementation of features for online participant recruitment based on specified attributes (e.g., age, gender).
Integration of participant management, reward payment systems, and access to previously collected data.
Formation of a consortium within the Japan Society of Baby Science to guide system development.

Main Results:

BOLD enables researchers to recruit participants efficiently by specifying desired attributes.
The platform automates participant recruitment and reward payment, reducing researcher workload.
BOLD provides access to historical data, facilitating cost-effective longitudinal analyses.
A collaborative consortium has been established to ensure the system's accessibility and utility.

Conclusions:

The Baby's Online Live Database (BOLD) offers a robust solution for contemporary developmental science research challenges.
BOLD enhances participant pool accessibility, simplifies management, and supports longitudinal study designs.
The platform is poised to become a valuable resource for online studies and foster international collaboration among developmental scientists.