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MUSIC 2MT3 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ Music Therapy - Answers credentialed professionals (MTA) use music purposefully within therapeutic relationships to support development, health, and well-being (health care goals**) CAMT - Answers federally incorporated, self-regulated, non-profit professional association (regulates the profession) MTAO - Answers provincial board (supports the profession) How to become an MTA in Canada - Answers 1. bachelor or master degree in music therapy 2. 1000 hour internship 3. CBMT examination 4. continuing education MTA must maintain credentials every 5 years CRPO - Answers only members of this organization can use the protected title of "registered psychotherapist" along with the professional designation, RP ** only applies in Ontario music therapy interventions - Answers 1. precomposed music 2. listening 3. singing 4. song writing 5. improvising Why Music? - Answers 1. universal phenomenon 2. flexible therapeutic medium what is not music therapy? - Answers 1. no music background required 2. not entertainment 3. not music lessons 4. not special music education process to receive music therapy - Answers referral assessment goals treatment plan reports & re-assessment personal qualifications of music therapists - Answers 1. musician 2. therapist Since when has music therapy been regulated? - Answers 1974 preliterature and ancient cultures dates - Answers 5000 BC Middle ages dates - Answers c. 476 - 1450 AD The Renaissance dates - Answers AD Modern medicine dates - Answers 1800s + Preliterature cultures/civilizations - Answers - music = supernatural force that affected mental and physical well being "Medicine men" Ancient Egypt - Answers magical, religious, and rational components of medicine existed side by side - healer's treatment philosophy would generally focus on only one Ancient Greece - Answers - music had a force over though, emotion, and physical health - healing shrines and temples had hymn specialists and music was prescribed to the mentally distributed - emotional catharsis Middle Ages - Answers - Boethius -- music had the power to degrade or improve human morals - Cassiodorus -- potent catharsis - Saint Basil -- positive vehicle for sacred emotion - Hymns were considered effective against certain unspecified respiratory diseases The Renaissance - Answers - music = preventative medicine - many epidemics occurred during this time The Baroque Period - Answers Kircher -- certain personality characteristics associated with certain styles of music Modern Medicine - Answers - scientific method - big pharma - reactive opposed to proactive Norma Sharpe - Answers conducted surveys about music therapy being used in hospitals in Canada in the 1960s - increased awareness about MT

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MUSIC 2MT3 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+

Music Therapy - Answers credentialed professionals (MTA) use music purposefully within
therapeutic relationships to support development, health, and well-being (health care goals**)

CAMT - Answers federally incorporated, self-regulated, non-profit professional association

(regulates the profession)

MTAO - Answers provincial board (supports the profession)

How to become an MTA in Canada - Answers 1. bachelor or master degree in music therapy

2. 1000 hour internship

3. CBMT examination

4. continuing education MTA must maintain credentials every 5 years

CRPO - Answers only members of this organization can use the protected title of "registered
psychotherapist" along with the professional designation, RP

** only applies in Ontario

music therapy interventions - Answers 1. precomposed music

2. listening

3. singing

4. song writing

5. improvising

Why Music? - Answers 1. universal phenomenon

2. flexible therapeutic medium

what is not music therapy? - Answers 1. no music background required

2. not entertainment

3. not music lessons

4. not special music education

process to receive music therapy - Answers referral

assessment

, goals

treatment plan

reports & re-assessment

personal qualifications of music therapists - Answers 1. musician

2. therapist

Since when has music therapy been regulated? - Answers 1974

preliterature and ancient cultures dates - Answers 5000 BC

Middle ages dates - Answers c. 476 - 1450 AD

The Renaissance dates - Answers 1300 - 1600 AD

Modern medicine dates - Answers 1800s +

Preliterature cultures/civilizations - Answers - music = supernatural force that affected mental
and physical well being

"Medicine men"

Ancient Egypt - Answers magical, religious, and rational components of medicine existed side
by side

- healer's treatment philosophy would generally focus on only one

Ancient Greece - Answers - music had a force over though, emotion, and physical health

- healing shrines and temples had hymn specialists and music was prescribed to the mentally
distributed

- emotional catharsis

Middle Ages - Answers - Boethius --> music had the power to degrade or improve human morals

- Cassiodorus --> potent catharsis

- Saint Basil --> positive vehicle for sacred emotion

- Hymns were considered effective against certain unspecified respiratory diseases

The Renaissance - Answers - music = preventative medicine

- many epidemics occurred during this time

The Baroque Period - Answers Kircher --> certain personality characteristics associated with

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