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. 2021 May 28;12:642713. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.642713

TABLE 6.

Joint music-making behavior before and during lockdown: alternative remote methods.

6a. Playing occurrence

Yes No
Before 67 (29%) 161 (71%)
During 129 (55%) 105 (45%)

Playing frequency

>Once a week Once a week Once every 2 weeks Once a month <Once a month

Before
During 26 (11%) 30 (13%) 30 (13%) 25 (11%) 18 (8%)

6b. Interaction effects of playing occurrence and frequency during lockdown

Playing occurrence Playing frequency
Variables Using Wilcoxon (W) Using Kruskal-Wallis (H)

Household type 6889 (p = 0.815) 3.591 (p = 0.609)
Employment situation 6793.5 (p = 0.966) 5.675 (p = 0.129)
Music as main income 6640 (p = 0.708) 1.808 (p = 0.405)
Using Spearman (rs)

Technical difficulty 6265.5 (p = 0.317) −0.030 (p = 0.733)
Technical competence 7725.5 (p = 0.059) 0.034 (p = 0.704)
Social competence 6731 (p = 0.935) −0.092 (p = 0.302)

(6a) Playing occurrence indicates whether respondents played music with others using alternative remote methods (Yes) or not (No) before and during lockdown. Playing frequency indicates how often respondents played. (6b) Summarized results of Wilcoxon rank sum and Kruskal-Wallis tests on variables with possible influence on musical behavior are provided, as well as results of Spearman correlation tests on experienced technical difficulty, self-assessed technical and social competence.