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1. journals.sagepub.com › doi › pdfDevelopment and validation of the Music Cognitive Test: A ...

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   the Music-based Evaluation of Cognitive Functioning (MBECF) developed by Lipe (1995; Lipe et al., 2007) The RMST (York, 1994, 2000) detects strengths in musical behavior of individuals diag-nosed with possible Alzheimer’s Disease. Using a music player and simple musical instruments

2. mcclabmdx.com › anthony-sempre-mctMusic Cognitive Test – A Middlesex University Research Group

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   Some music therapy assessment tools that can be used to evaluate/map cognitive functions exist, but most of them are focused on specific parameters: music preferences (Gibbons, 1977; Jonas, 1991), functional singing range in elderly people (Greenwld & Salzberg, 1979), and awareness in Disorders of Consciousness (Magee et al., 2014).

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   The Music-based Evaluation of Cognitive Functioning: The Residual Music Skills Test : Manual for Administration: Author: Anne Wheeler Lipe: Published: 2005: Length: 27 pages : Export Citation: BiBTeX EndNote RefMan

   • Author: Anne Wheeler Lipe
   • Published: 2005

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4. www.mctest.eu › mctMusic Cognitive Test - MCT

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   About MCT MCT (Music Cognitive Test) is a brief music-based quantitative assessment of cognitive functions, validated in both Italian and British populations. MCT strongly and positively correlates with well-known tests (e.g., MMSE, MoCA) and was designed to enable music therapists and clinicians to independently screen their clients' general cognitive abilities and monitor the effectiveness of

5. www.communication.aau.dk › research › music-therapyMusic-Based Assessment for Cognitive Functions for Adults ...

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   To assess cognitive functions (different types of attention; memory, executive functions) and mood of (Spanish-speaking) adults with acquired brain injury (ABI). To contribute to interdisciplinary assessment and treatment of adults with (ABI). To guide music therapy treatment.

6. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesThe Effect of Music-Based Intervention on General Cognitive ...

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   Aug 3, 2022 · Based on the previous studies [25,26], cognitive function was categorized into seven different cognitive domains: general cognitive function, episodic memory, working memory, short-term memory, attention, processing speed, and executive function. We used all of the available clinical cognitive assessment scales in each domain from the included studies as our primary outcomes.

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   Is music a reliable assessment method for cognitive functions stimulated by music?

   • In this study, we introduce a novel music-based test—the Music Cognitive Test (MCT)—to screen cognitive functions stimulated by music that may be used as a reliable assessment method both in clinical and research contexts.

   Development and validation of the Music Cognitive Test: A music-based

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   What is a music cognitive test?

   • MCT: Music Cognitive Test. As musical experiences are usually enjoyable (Biasutti & Mangiacotti, 2021), the use of a music-based assessment might mitigate anxiety associated with testing situations and could provide a non-threatening condition for self-expression (Layman et al., 2002; Lipe, 2015).

   Development and validation of the Music Cognitive Test: A music-based

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   Does music improve cognitive function?

   • Among all the reviewed studies, four studies [32, 39, 44, 46] had difficult tasks such as performing exercise, multiple cognitive tasks, complex tasks or too much active music intervention including movements for music and their outcome has surprisingly improved the cognitive function partially or no improvement was noticed.

   Review article A systematic review on effect of music intervention on

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   Do cognitive assessments evaluate music-training and therapy cognitive benefits?

   • Cognitive assessments normally used in neuro-rehabilitation contexts (e.g., Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA); Nasreddine et al., 2005) to screen a range of cognitive functions (e.g., orientation, attention) are not tailored to evaluate music-training and therapy cognitive benefits.

   Development and validation of the Music Cognitive Test: A music-based

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   Can Music Therapists monitor cognitive functions triggered by music-making treatments?

   • In this article, we presented MCT, a novel screening test created to assess cognitive abilities stimulated by music-making treatments, with a view to facilitate music therapists in monitor-ing cognitive functions that may be targeted within their interventions, particularly with older individuals.

   Development and validation of the Music Cognitive Test: A music-based

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   Does receptive music intervention improve cognitive function?

   • Since active music intervention has been utilized more often than receptive music intervention, future studies should investigate the effect of active music-based intervention on cognitive function. The third and final main finding is that music-based intervention led to an improvement in episodic memory.

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   Jun 1, 2024 · A study on stroke patients provided a music-based assessment comprising of combination of different music and cognitive tasks specially designed for cognitive rehabilitation [19]. These tasks were targeted on attention, music memory, working memory, response inhibition and learning and treatment was provided for one month duration.