The effect of music ear training upon the auditory discrimination abilities of trainable mentally retarded adolescents

Journal/Book: Journal of Music Therapy. 1980; 17: 70-74.

Abstract: Found equivocal results in a study that tested the hypothesis that music ear training would enhance auditory discrimination abilities (as measured by the Goldman-Fristoe-Woodcock Test of Auditory Perception). However, the authors suggest that the results should not be generalized, but established by additional research in other situations. (6 ref)

Note: music ear training; auditory discrimination abilities; trainable mentally retarded

Keyword(s): Auditory discrimination; trainable mentally retarded; music therapy

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