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    A randomized controlled trial examined the effectiveness of improvisational music therapy for children with autism spectrum disorders. The study had several innovative features, including using internationally agreed upon music therapy methods tested with a large number of participants worldwide. Researchers investigated whether the social benefits of music therapy transferred to other contexts, the impact of additional therapy sessions, and long-term effects. The multi-year trial was still ongoing at the time of publication.

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    A randomized controlled trial examined the effectiveness of improvisational music therapy for children with autism spectrum disorders. The study had several innovative features, including using internationally agreed upon music therapy methods tested with a large number of participants worldwide. Researchers investigated whether the social benefits of music therapy transferred to other contexts, the impact of additional therapy sessions, and long-term effects. The multi-year trial was still ongoing at the time of publication.

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    Randomized Controlled Trial of Improvisational Music Therapy's Effectiveness for

    Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (TIME-A) (Christian Gold, Ph.D.)

    Music therapy for autism has shown promising effects, but previous studies had a
    number of shortcomings. The TIME-A project has some unique, innovative features: (1)
    Music therapy methods based on an international consensus, applied and tested
    around the world. (2) A large number of participants. (3) Testing whether effects of
    music therapy transfer to other social contexts. (4) Examining whether more sessions
    help more. (5) Examining long-term effects. The project is ongoing (until 2016).

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