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Mothers in online songwriting groups who interpret what happened more similarly feel more connected
To what extent does thinking more like other participants about what happened in a multimodal group musical activity predict feeling more connected with the group? We ask this question as an add-on to a UK randomised controlled trial on how online group songwriting affected feelings of loneliness an
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