In a forced-choice format, the child selects one of two contrasting statements. This reduces cognitive load and avoids mid-point drift common with long Likert scales.
Our puppet interviews deliver matched A/B lines in a standardized order to preserve fairness while keeping the experience engaging.
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Peer-Reviewed Research
A critical gap in early childhood policies: Children's meaning making
Sabol et al., Translational Issues in Psychological Science (2021)
Evaluation of a puppet interview to measure young children's self-reports of temperament
Roth et al., Behaviour Change (2004)
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