MUS 330 Midterm

EBP includes all but the following:

The inner ear is liquid.

Before the common era, mentally ill people were ____________.

A defense mechanism in which an individual projects qualities that are unacceptable onto another person is ______.

In some societies, disease is attributed to supernatural causes and treated by shamans.

A contemporary method of MT that uses an altered state onf consciousness is the ___________.

A theory that uses music and immediately occurring emotions is _______.

Ethical issues may involve confidentiality,informed consent, multiple relationships, gifts, technology, and social media

Amusia are music processing issues.

Some people do not know what music therapy is.

Columbia University offered a course, “musicotherapy” taught by Margaret Anderton in ________.

Emotion is always a relevant consideration in treatment.

Samuel Matthews wrote about all of the following but:

A music therapist who encouraged an active role between therapist and client was _______.

Music therapy is a healthcare profession.

A quite brief but intense affective reaction; may be minutes, hours, or longer is _________.

´Tarantism developed during Middle ages in Italy and Spain, dance to induce a trance-like state for healing purposes.

The EBP process uses ______ steps.

Broca’s aphasia is non-fluent or expressive aphasia.

MT advocacy is important to advance the field.

Phantasm was most likely _________.

This occurs when a therapist’s transfers emotions to a person in therapy, often a reaction to transference.

The Guild of St. Cecelia were accomplished musicians who played for patients in _______.

Well-constructed, valid assessment tools and protocols allow MT’s to successfully.

Research in MT _______.

Catharsis, is the “release of difficult, repressed, or unconscious feelings.”

Qualitative research can enhance EBP by assisting MT's in understanding how and why music therapy interventions work.

Native American practices ______________.

Levels of practice include________ and ________.

Music therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish _____________.

Ilsen in 1926 _________.

•Somatic theory focuses on felt experiences of emotion, the changes internal to the human body.

Music therapy began in the _________.

Early Western culture believed that disease was the price for sin.

Playing and listening is processed in several locations in the brain.

AMTA formed a commission to discuss cultural issues in _______.

A theroy that uses music and communicative gesture is _______.

Music therapy and culture are not intrinsically connected.

Processing a sound begins in the _______.

Dileo developed a model for making ethical decisions with _______.

EBP stands for __________.

MT can be both _______________.

Four types of intervention include improvising, performing or re-creating, composing, and __________.

If the client prefers it, it is important that the MT works closely with the client's dominant culture.

◦expression is the process of making known one’s thoughts or feelings.

In EBP the MT systematically locates and appraises the most current and valid research findings for clinical use.

Music and dance are inseparable for some cultures.

Evidence-based treatment needs ________.

Music education, music therapy, and music medicine are all different.

The iso principle refers to _________.

The MT therapeutic relationship includes a client or patient and a __________.

´Music Therapy as academic discipline emerged from Western biomedical model.

´Premodern societies viewed diseases as mysterious, no delineations between healthcare, supernatural and religion.

Music therapy is a healthcare profession.

Beneface means to ________.

Music therapists are licensed by the __________.

For centuries, music has been used to treat physical and mental illness.

Assessments in MT might involve _________________.

NAM and AAMT joined to create AMTA in _________.

Public awareness and recognition of MT have occured in ________.

Through representations, a therapist may recognize and respond to emotional characteristics of a client’s music making.

Expressive Code Theory uses music, emotions, and expressive vocal inflections.

The German writer Novalis stated that _________.

Dileo (2000) provided _____ characteristics of ethical behavior.

A theory that uses music and emotional resemblances is _____.

At the end of training, there is a board exam for licensure.

Ethical thinking is ____________.

The treatment process includes referral, assessment, treatment planning, documentation of progress, and _____.

A person who advocated for gentler forms of treatment (gardening, sewing, self-reflection, music) was ________.

MT research uses ______________.

It is important that an assessment is valid and reliable.

All observable emotion-related experiences are _________.

A client’s music making may be cathartic, or a representation of the client’s inner emotional world.

Ethnocentrism is the evaluation of other cultures according to the ______________.

An MT today who practices shamanism is _________.

MT assessments may be _________.

Eva Augustusa Vescelius was a classically trained violinist who _______.

Fieldwork for music therapists includes ___________.

Clients may use tempo, dynamics, phrasing, etc. . . .to symbolize the flow of emotion experienced.

Discussing research results with clients and assessing the fit of effective options is an important part of EBP.

MT's need openness and humility when working with ________.

Phenomenological inquiry, grounded theory, and additional methods are all examples of ____________.

“Music in it’s Relation to the Mind” was featured in 1802 in which journal?

Emotions live in the _______.

An MT has gone through ________________.

Throughout history, MT has been used in all of the following but _________.

The redirection of emotions to a therapist that may have been felt during another period of one’s life is _________.

Samuel Matthews in his 1806 disseration championed the use of live music.