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PSYCHOLOGY OF MUSIC
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SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
DOI: 10.1177/03057356231214499
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belonging; self-esteem; music ensemble; high school; mental wellness
Students' perceived belonging in academic spaces is crucial for their overall academic achievement and social-emotional outcomes. This study found that band ensembles can promote students' sense of belonging, thereby supporting their social-emotional well-being.
Students' perceived belonging in academic spaces has emerged as a critical nexus of overall academic achievement, social-emotional outcomes (e.g., self-concept and self-efficacy), and engagement in K-12 schools. Furthermore, researchers have documented inverse relations of belonging and psychological distress, alienation, and isolation. The purpose of this study was to investigate differences in participants' levels of belonging in band ensembles and school outside of band ensembles. Participants of this quantitative study-suburban and rural high school band students in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States-responded to modified General Belongingness Scales and a Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale to measure individuals' perceived levels of belonging both in their band ensembles and in their schools outside of band ensembles. The data indicated that secondary music students experienced greater levels of belonging in band ensembles than in the school environment outside of band ensembles. These findings highlight the potential for band classes/ensembles to foster belonging and support social-emotional well-being for high school students and have the potential to inform secondary education policy.
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