Character consistency means voices, pacing, and gestures stay steady across items and sides. It supports stimulus equivalence so differences reflect the child’s choice, not delivery quirks.
When producing audio, compare both sides back-to-back and re-record if emphasis drifts.
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Peer-Reviewed Research
Longitudinal changes in preschoolers' self-reported psychological and social problems: Feasibility, reliability, and cross-informant agreement
Chan et al., Child Psychiatry & Human Development (2025)
A critical gap in early childhood policies: Children's meaning making
Sabol et al., Translational Issues in Psychological Science (2021)
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