Virtual Silcton
 

CoBRE-6-VestibSpatial

Welcome In this virtual game, you will walk down several routes to learn the names and locations of eight buildings on a college campus. Follow the red arrow on the road to see those buildings. They will be pointed out for you with a blue gem by the front door. Please take a look at the screenshots for the game provided for you. Pay attention to the front door where the blue gem will be. Later on in the experiment, you will be dropped in various locations of the campus and asked to point out where these buildings are -- specifically the spot where the front door or the blue gem used to be. Know that during the pointing task, you may not be able to see the building from where you are at the virtual location. So please pay attention to the buildings' relative locations when you learn about them. In the last part of the experiment, you will be asked to make a map of these buildings for their locations relative to each other. It should take about 30 minutes to complete this experiment.
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Informed Consent
Web Data Release

What we are asking

This form requests your permission to share material from this session in a secure, web-based data library. Material from this session may include answers and results from testing tools; other information such as age, birth date, sex, ethnicity, education, and self-reported health information; and information supplied by researchers who analyze data from this session. The library allows only authorized researchers to have access to shared information. Data sharing will lead to faster progress in research on human development and behavior.

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No information will be included in the data library about how to contact you. No data files will be identified by anyone’s name. The authorized researchers with access to the library have agreed not to reveal the identities of people in the library.

Who has access to information in the library?

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How long will information remain in the library?

Information in the library will be preserved indefinitely in a secure location so that future researchers can use it. Permission to share can be revoked, but information previously shared cannot be retrieved. To revoke sharing permission, contact Steven Weisberg, smweis@temple.edu

Compensation

There will be no compensation for sharing information in the library.

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All people in the session must decide whether to provide permission for the following: Permission to share with authorized researchers.

I give permission to share the material from this session with authorized researchers in a secure data library:

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This study is administered by Ellen Peng of Boystown.