Bringing in a Music Therapist

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What is the main difference between music education and music therapy? *

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Music education has a goal that is unrelated to music while music therapy has a goal of becoming more proficient in music

Music education has a goal of becoming more proficient in music while music therapy has goals that are unrelated to music.

Music education teaches you an instrument while music therapy requires the you already know how to play an instrument.

Music education requires certification while music therapy does not.

What is NOT an example of non-musical therapeutic goal?

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Lower heart rate

Identify and express emotions

Learn how to play guitar

Reduce anxiety

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Music therapy can be used to benefit which of the following diagnoses?

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Autism

Dementia

Traumatic Brain Injury

All of the above

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What is an example of a music therapy intervention?

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Card games

Music and movement

Basketball game

Cooking group

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Why is music an effective form of therapy?

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Predictability, structure, flexibility, creativity, sensory components

Predictability, unstructured, flexibility, creativity, sensory components

Unpredictable, structure, flexibility, creativity, sensory components

Predictability, structure, inflexibility, creativity, sensory components

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True or False: Music therapy in older adults works on improving and maintaining the following skill domains: physical, cognitive/memory, emotional expression, social, and communication

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True

False

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True or False: Music cannot be used in connection with recreation therapy.

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True

False

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What sensory system is not typically used in connection with music therapy?

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Auditory

Proprioceptive

Olfactory (Smell)

Tactile

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True or False: In working with older adults, using live music in your interventions can be more beneficial than using recorded music.

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True

False

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What area of the brain is stimulated through music therapy?

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Prefrontal cortex

Sensory cortex

Auditory cortex

All of the above

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