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Arriving at the Eberhart Building on the Greensboro campus of UNC, where the DUCK Lab is located.
Arriving at the Eberhart Building on the Greensboro campus of UNC, where the DUCK Lab is located.
Kids have fun in the waiting room before the study begins, while parents sign a consent form.
Kids have fun in the waiting room before the study begins, while parents sign a consent form.
Parents can stay with their children and watch them participate in the study or remain in the waiting room.
Parents can stay with their children and watch them participate in the study or remain in the waiting room.
Children play games with a trained, child-friendly member of the lab.
Children play games with a trained, child-friendly member of the lab.
A typical study session lasts about 30 minutes.
A typical study session lasts about 30 minutes.
We want the DUCK Lab to be a fun experience.
We want the DUCK Lab to be a fun experience.
Arriving at the Eberhart Building on the Greensboro campus of UNC, where the DUCK Lab is located. Kids have fun in the waiting room before the study begins, while parents sign a consent form. Parents can stay with their children and watch them participate in the study or remain in the waiting room. Children play games with a trained, child-friendly member of the lab. A typical study session lasts about 30 minutes. We want the DUCK Lab to be a fun experience.

 
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Development and Understanding of Children’s Knowledge

Interested in having your child or school participate in one of our studies? 

Information for Parents →
Information for Schools →


Visiting the Lab

The DUCK Lab is on the 5th floor of the Eberhart Building on the UNCG campus.

 

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