CBMT SAE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2025

When playing a familiar song with a young client, which of the following therapeutic exercises will MOST effectively increase sustained attention? A. altering note order B. varying key signature C. changing note duration D. modifying time signature - ANSWER C A. Altering the note order will obscure familiarity of the song. B. Variations in the key signature will most likely have no effect on attention. C. This is a strategy to address attention control. This focuses on the basic auditory function of making the exercise increasingly longer by lengthening/augmenting the notes. D. Modifying the time signature will most likely have no effect on attention. tessitura - ANSWER the range within which most notes of a vocal part fall. While completing an assessment on a patient who is 10 days post-stroke, a music therapist interviews the spouse to get more information. The spouse reports that the patient does not enjoy music and is not a good candidate for music therapy. Which of the following is the music therapist's BEST action? A. Discontinue the music therapy assessment and make recommendations to another type of therapy. B. Continue the assessment to determine if music can be used effectively with the patient. C. Use only non-musical assessment tools to avoid agitating the patient. D. Discuss the spouse's comment with the treatment team and make a team decision on how to continue. - ANSWER B Therapist must complete assessment. The decision to accept a music therapy referral for a young adult with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) must primarily be based on the client's needs and A. client's preference for music and duration of PTSD symptoms. B. healthcare insurance coverage and parental approval. C. hospital approval and expected treatment length.