Children’s amount of music exposure is associated with parental self-efficacy.

<p><i>Note</i>: The correlation plot depicts the raw relationship between variables and does not reflect the partial correlation controlling for socioeconomic status. A trend line is included to indicate the direction of the correlation.</p>

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Main Author:	Talia Liu (10338026) (author)
Other Authors:	Helen Gray-Bauer (20141298) (author), Kelsey E. Davison (20141301) (author), Jennifer Zuk (343047) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Genetics Ecology Sociology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified time online survey remains unclear whether parents &# 8217 hierarchical regressions reveal enriching learning environment home environment provided preschoolers &# 8217 literacy environments may home literacy environment children &# 8217 home music environment efficacy </ p home music preschoolers completed literacy skills literacy development shared reading present study potential contributions partial correlations interactive techniques findings support existing literature directly investigated 124 caregivers
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Children’s amount of music exposure is associated with parental self-efficacy.

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