A tablet-based task for assessing environmental preferences in children and adults
To assess environmental preferences in a wide age range of children, a tablet-based task was developed which can be used with children as young as 4-years-old. The current method uses images which have been rated on aesthetic preference in a separate adult sample to ensure that the nature and urban...
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doaj-ee14f21c0db644b9b8e5416397365c9d2020-11-25T01:31:14ZengElsevierMethodsX2215-01612019-01-01619011906A tablet-based task for assessing environmental preferences in children and adultsKimberly L. Meidenbauer0Cecilia U.D. Stenfors1Michael P. Ingram2Marc G. Berman3Corresponding authors.; The University of Chicago, United StatesThe University of Chicago, United StatesThe University of Chicago, United StatesCorresponding authors.; The University of Chicago, United StatesTo assess environmental preferences in a wide age range of children, a tablet-based task was developed which can be used with children as young as 4-years-old. The current method uses images which have been rated on aesthetic preference in a separate adult sample to ensure that the nature and urban images shown are matched on aesthetics, allowing for a true evaluation of environmental preferences (without any confound of general aesthetics). However, the app is customizable and can evaluate preference for any set of 10 images researchers may be interested in (i.e. is not limited to environmental preferences or these specific images). • This task runs as an Android tablet app • The app allows for up to 10 pictures at a time and uses a ranking of 4 images on each trial (from frowny to happy face) where each image is compared with every other image at least once • The app was successfully employed with a sample of 4-to-11-year-old children and their parents/guardians Method name: Environmental preference task, Keywords: Nature preferences, Child development, Android applicationhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2215016119302031 |
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A tablet-based task for assessing environmental preferences in children and adults |
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A tablet-based task for assessing environmental preferences in children and adults |
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To assess environmental preferences in a wide age range of children, a tablet-based task was developed which can be used with children as young as 4-years-old. The current method uses images which have been rated on aesthetic preference in a separate adult sample to ensure that the nature and urban images shown are matched on aesthetics, allowing for a true evaluation of environmental preferences (without any confound of general aesthetics). However, the app is customizable and can evaluate preference for any set of 10 images researchers may be interested in (i.e. is not limited to environmental preferences or these specific images). • This task runs as an Android tablet app • The app allows for up to 10 pictures at a time and uses a ranking of 4 images on each trial (from frowny to happy face) where each image is compared with every other image at least once • The app was successfully employed with a sample of 4-to-11-year-old children and their parents/guardians Method name: Environmental preference task, Keywords: Nature preferences, Child development, Android application |
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