What is Music Therapy
Older Adults
20th Century
Intellectual Disabilities
Autism
100
Music therapy is an allied ____________ _______________.
What is a health profession?
100

The study of aging. 

What is gerontology?

100
The first group of people served by music therapists in the United States.
Who were World War I and II veterans?
100

Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities have limitations in intellectual functioning and this.

What are adaptive behaviors?

100

This advocate is an inventor with autism.

Who is Dr. Temple Grandin?

200

This population of music therapy is consistently growing each year.

What are older adults?

200

The fourth leading cause of death among the elderly in the US and considered to be the primary cause of dementia.

What is Alzheimer’s?

200
Music was used by physicians in operating rooms and the administration of anesthesia through this music listening device.
What is the phonograph?
200

Behaviors that interfere with learning and interacting appropriately.

What are maladaptive behaviors?

200

They are 3 to 4 times more likely to have autism.

Who are boys?

300
The belief that the world tends to improve and that humans can aid its betterment.
What is meliorism?
300

This neurological disorder affects nearly 1 million Americans a year. It causes significant limitations to fine, gross, and oral motor abilities.

What is Parkinson’s?

300
She taught the first university course in music therapy.
Who is Margaret Anderton?
300

Individuals with an IQ in the range of 20 to 35 are classified as this.

What is severe?

300

The percentage of those with autism who have average to above average intellectual abilities.

What is 44%?

400
This population is currently served the most by music therapists.
What is mental health?
400

This type of therapy is an approach to accept the person as he or she is by being an empathetic listener and trying to understand the client’s point of view.

What is validation?

400
He is the father of music therapy and established the first internship training site.
Who is E. Thayer Gaston?
400

The three major causes (diagnoses) of ID are these.

What are Down syndrome, fetal alcohol syndrome and Fragile X syndrome?

400

Research has shown that individuals with autism often have abnormal levels of this.

What are neurotransmitters?

500

NAMT and AAMT merged in 1998 to form this current national music therapy organization.

What is the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA)?

500

The universal and inevitable decline in the efficiency of body systems.

What is senescence?

500
The woman considered the mother of music therapy. She said “When the therapeutic value of music is understood and appreciated, it will be considered as necessary in the treatment of disease as air, water and food”.
Who is Eva Vescelius?
500

These are the three major areas of limitations in adaptive behavior.

What are conceptual, social and practical skills?

500
The repetition of words or phrases.
What is echolalia?
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