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Direct linkSülün, Erkan; Olgaçer, Hüseyin; Eren, Hakki Cengiz – International Journal of Music Education, 2022
In this study, the authors evaluated the potential role of an activity-based guitar training program on reducing anxiety and providing fulfillment for younger relatives of cancer patients. Ten active members of KHYD (The Society for Relatives of Cancer Patients), between ages 11 and 17 participated in an 8-week guitar education program. The…
Descriptors: Musical Instruments, Anxiety, Coping, Cancer
Download full textUmuzdas, Mehmet Serkan; Tök, Hatice; Umuzdas, Serpil – International Journal of Higher Education, 2019
Quantitative descriptive method was used in order to examine the state-trait and total anxiety levels of the students in the Undergraduate Music Teaching Program by gender, instrument difference, school year and academic achievement scores of students. The study has been conducted in the fall semester of 2018-2019 academic year in Turkey with…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Anxiety, Stress Variables, Test Anxiety
Toyoshima, Kumiko; Fukui, Hajime; Kuda, Kiyoto – International Journal of Music Education, 2011
Few studies have been conducted on the physiological effects of creative art activities. In this study, the effects of creative art activities on human stress were investigated, and their effects were compared in 57 healthy college students (27 males and 30 females). Subjects were divided into four groups, each of which participated in 30-minute…
Descriptors: Control Groups, Music Education, Creative Activities, Handwriting
