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Raglio, Alfredo: Qualitative Research The initial assumption is that the non-invasive music therapist’s presence favored by the use <strong>of</strong> sound-music instruments as intermediary objects plays a fundamental role in the musictherapeutic relationship. 158
THE PROTOCOLS TABLE IV Protocol A 3 2 1 DESCRIPTION A = bodily separation Raglio, Alfredo: Qualitative Research 0 5 10 15 20 TIME (min.) T = direct relationship with the music therapist T1 (LOW) = visual contact with the therapist T2 (MEDIUM) = physical approach (proximity, open postural attitude) 25 30 159
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TABLE OF CONTENTS QUALIFICATIONS OF
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Introduction Bonde, Lars Ole: Analo
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Summary and Conclusion Fachner, Jö
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Garcia, Maria: Forms Of Expression
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Accreditation Wheeler, Barbara: WMF
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Alabama U. of Alabama School of Mus
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Wartburg College School of Music 22
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