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Recognition of Geriatric Popular Song Repertoire: A Comparison of Geriatric Clients and Music Therapy Students

VanWeelden, Kimberly ; Cevasco, Andrea M

The Journal of music therapy, 2010, Vol.47 (1), p.84-99 [Periódico revisado por pares]

England: American Music Therapy Association

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Recognition of Geriatric Popular Song Repertoire: A Comparison of Geriatric Clients and Music Therapy Students
Autor: VanWeelden, Kimberly ; Cevasco, Andrea M
Assuntos: Accuracy ; Adult ; Aged ; Aged, 80 and over ; Alzheimer's disease ; Auditory Perception ; Comparative analysis ; Female ; Folk music ; Geriatrics ; Graduate Students ; Health Services for the Aged - organization & administration ; Humans ; Intergenerational Relations ; Listening ; Male ; Mental Recall ; Music ; Music therapy ; Music Therapy - education ; Musical recordings ; Older Adults ; Older people ; Preferences ; R&D ; Recognition (Psychology) ; Research & development ; Researchers ; Resistance (Psychology) ; Singing ; Students, Health Occupations - statistics & numerical data ; Therapists ; Undergraduate Students ; Young Adult ; Young Adults
É parte de: The Journal of music therapy, 2010, Vol.47 (1), p.84-99
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Descrição: The purposes of the current study were to determine geriatric clients' recognition of 32 popular songs and songs from musicals by asking whether they: (a) had heard the songs before; (b) could “name the tune” of each song; and (c) list the decade that each song was composed. Additionally, comparisons were made between the geriatric clients' recognition of these songs and by music therapy students' recognition of the same, songs, based on data from an earlier study (VanWeelden, Juchniewicz, & Cevasco, 2008). Results found 90% or more of the geriatric clients had heard 28 of the 32 songs, 80% or more of the graduate students had heard 20 songs, and 80% of the undergraduates had heard 18 songs. The geriatric clients correctly identified 3 songs with 80% or more accuracy, which the graduate students also correctly identified, while the undergraduates identified 2 of the 3 same songs. Geriatric clients identified the decades of 3 songs with 50% or greater accuracy. Neither the undergraduate nor graduate students identified any songs by the correct decade with over 50% accuracy. Further results are discussed.
Editor: England: American Music Therapy Association
Idioma: Inglês

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Recognition of Geriatric Popular Song Repertoire: A Comparison of Geriatric Clients and Music Therapy Students

VanWeelden, Kimberly ; Cevasco, Andrea M

England: American Music Therapy Association

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