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Sep 15, 2015

Emotion Regulation Development, Rote-based Learning, and Generalization: An Exploration

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Kimberly Sena Moore, Ph.D., MT-BC Many music therapists rely on verbal-based techniques, but experiential, rote-based learning may also provide valuable learning opportunities, particularly in early childhood. In this podcast, Dr. Sena Moore shares how the emotion regulation development process can be used as a model for understanding the role of rote-based learning in therapy. Resources: […] The post Emotion Regulation Development, Rote-based Learning, and Generalization: An Exploration first appeared on imagine.

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