J Appl Behav Anal April 2018 PMID 29473654

Using equivalence-based instruction to teach piano skills to college students.

Kristin R Griffith, Amber L Ramos, Kelli E Hill, Caio F Miguel

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  • The study investigated how equivalence-based instruction (EBI) can help college students learn basic music reading and piano skills by teaching them to identify chord notations, play chords on the piano, and perform songs.
  • Results showed that after training, the students could easily substitute between different musical stimuli (such as notation and playing), indicating that they understood the relationships between the concepts.
  • The findings suggest that EBI is an effective and efficient way to teach adult learners essential musical skills, like reading notation and performing on a piano.]

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