Listening Music, Drawing on Coping With Dysmenorrhea Complaints of Nursing Students

In the second and third months, participants listened to a song that lasted 29 minutes and 32 seconds for four days (three days before menstruation and the first day of menstruation). The song to be played was determined by examining the literature, the song was composed by researcher Juan Sebastian Martin-Saavedra and was named Occasio Adolore (Music Piece No. 5-559-355 and Phonogram No. 12-105-295) by the author copyright institution of Colombia. registered under. While the researcher is composing the song, it is to create a piece of music that will reduce the pain felt, activate positive emotions and relax the person. The composed song is available online within the scope of the published article (https://soundcloud.com/jss-martin/occasio-adolore).

: In the second and third months, the participants will be asked to paint for 29 minutes and 32 seconds (the duration of the intervention was determined in parallel with the music group in order not to create variability between the groups) for four days (three days before menstruation and the first day of menstruation). The type of paint to be used in the drawn picture (dry pen, crayon or watercolor) is left to the availability of the participants, and it will be stated that they prefer colors and drawings that will raise their emotions, focus their drawings and feed positive emotions in the picture to be drawn.