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Music Study at Vanderbilt

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Music in Children and Families Online Survey Study

The Vanderbilt Music Cognition Lab is recruiting families of children 6 months to 5 years old (with or without developmental, medical, or other health impairments) to take an online survey. The study will ask about musical experiences and social and emotional well-being in young children, parents, and families.

Participation will take approximately 30 minutes, and participants receive a children’s music CD download and can enter to win a $25 gift card.

Click here to access the survey

Questions

Any questions about this study can be directed to the Vanderbilt Music Cognition Lab at socialmusicresearch@vumc.org.

The Angelman Syndrome Foundation does not endorse any clinical trial or study, but provides information to the AS community for its own consideration.