In this experiment, you'll be paired with another participant.
You'll take turns saying alien words that refer to dinosaurs,
and trying to understand which dinosaur your partner means.
When you hear a word, listen carefully and try to remember how it sounds
you'll need to say it yourself shortly afterwards to another participant.
Before we begin, we'll do two short warm-ups so you can get used to recording your voice:
1. Read a sentence aloud
2. Say a short list of words aloud
You'll be asked to record yourself for each one.
You'll be paired with another participant for a short game.
First, you'll hear a word from your partner and click the Dino you think they mean.
Pay close attention, because you'll then take a turn yourself, say the word so your partner can pick the right motion.
Then, you'll see a dinosaur and say a word so your partner can pick it.
Try to communicate as clearly as you can.
When producing the word, you will see the Dino you need to desceibe in a green square.
You're now being paired with another participant.
Connecting to partner…
Before we begin, please read the following sentence aloud:
"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
Recording saved.
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Now please say the following words aloud:
"baby, puppy, cookie, tiger"
Recording saved.
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Your partner is going to say a word. Click the right image you think they mean.
Listen again…
Now it's your turn. Say a word for this dinosaur so your partner can pick it.
Recording saved.
Your partner is choosing…
Your partner picked:
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The experiment is complete. Completion code: scsc1