On April 19th, the New York University’s Center of Health and Rehabilitation Research (CoHRR) at Steinhardt organized a showcase for all students and postdoctoral researchers affiliated with CoHRR to estimulate networking among the Center’s community and to get all researchers and students know better about the projects that are being developed at CoHRR.
Lucia Vaquero presented a poster summarizing SMART’s rationale and experimental design, and showing some preliminary descriptive results from the data obtained during the pre-intervention evaluation and the weekly measures that have been obtained so far for the first Music Composition group of participants.
Faculty and students attending the CoHRR 2024 Showcase showed a lot of interest in the SMART project, thought that it was an innovative, relevant and well-thought investigation, and were curious about the future results and conclusions. This interest motivates our team to continue the good work that has been performing during this Spring Semester 2024, despite the fact that the projects implementation is not absent of challenges.
Social Media Artistic tRaining in Teenagers (SMART) 