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CBMT ACTUAL EXAM 2023/2024 LATEST UPDATED VERSION EXPERT VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND DETAILED ANSWERS (ACCURATELY FORMATED ) GRADED A+ If a client has difficulty swallowing, which disorder do they most likely have? A. Aphasia B. Dysphagia C. Dysarthria D. Ataxia B. Dyphagia A teenage client is referred to music therapy for anger management. During the assessment, the client s hares that he is angry about having to come to therapy, and states that he enjoys heavy metal music. The therapist does not feel as though they are able to adequately play heavy metal music, and dislikes the genre. The BEST action for the therapist is to A. Explain to the client that heavy metal would make him angry, and is therefore counterproductive B. Familiarize herself with heavy metal music, and bring in receptive or re -creative music sessions C. Explain to the client that she is unable to play heavy metal, and encourage them to choose something else D. Expose the client to a new genre in hopes to improve their musical appreciation to new styles B. Familiarize herself with heavy metal music, and bring in receptive or re -creative music sessions. A 6 year old client is in credibly social, afraid of the sound of a vacuum, and is small for their age. What may be their diagnosis? A. Rett Syndrome B. Autism Spectrum Disorder C. Williams Syndrome D. Disintegrative Disorder C. Williams Syndrome A client during music therapy bring s up that they feel "odd" around a coworker. They share distinct examples of them feeling "odd" with lots of descriptive details. What type of thinking is this? A. Concrete Thinking B. Abstract Thinking C. Logical Thinking D. Magical Thinking A. Concrete T hinking Your objective reads: "A client will play the guitar for a total of 10 minutes during a music therapy session." Which measuring tool are you utilizing? A. Interval B. Continuous C. Frequency D. Duration D. Duration In a music therapy session, the t herapist focuses on improvisation. The therapist plays a chord and allows the client to freely associate verbally and then musically. What type of psychological theory is the therapist mostly likely pulling from? A. Psychodynamic Theory B. Behavioral Theory C. Cognitive -Behavioral Theory D. Holistic Theory A. Psychodynamic Theory You brought a timer with you to the therapy session. The timer is set to go off every 5 minutes in order to measure the amount of times your client plays the guitar. What kind of measurement are you using? A. Continuous B. Interval C. Frequency D. Duration B. Interval Which o f the following examples shows professional development as a therapist? A. Conduct research, continue your education, and collaborate with colleagues B. Document treatment plans, collaborate with others, and expand musical repertoire C. Participate in cont inuing education, comply with safety protocols, and review current research D. Participate in research set professional goals, and maintain confidentiality with clients A. Conduct research, continue your education, and collaborate with colleagues At the co nclusion of treatment, the music therapist should document all of the following EXCEPT: A. Termination plan B. Follow -up procedures C. Client's current functioning level D. Client's family history D. Client's family history During a music therapy session i n a psychiatric facility, clients express their grief and mixed emotions concerning a recent suicide in the facility. The music therapist should FIRST A. Provide a relaxation experience to redirect the clients' attention B. Compose a song to honor the lost life C. Validate and normalize the group member's response through music D. Engage the group in songwriting about suicide prevention C. Validate and normalize the group's responses through music A client with a diagnosis of dementia is withdrawn and appea ring unaware of what is going on around them. The music therapist is attempting to assess her musical responses by playing popular music from her twenties. Which of the following responses MOST actively indicates her familiarity with a certain song? A. She looks at the therapist when they sing B. She straightens her posture C. She sings the tune along with the therapist D. Gently tapping her foot to the rhythm of the music C. She sings the tune along with the therapist A client with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder comes to your music therapy group. The client is complaining of exaustion and has a sluggish demeanor. Which of the following most likely accounts for this? 1. Side effects of new medication 2. Symptoms of mani a 3. Symptoms of anxiety 4. Symptoms of depression A. 3 and 4 only B. 1 and 4 only C. 1 and 3 only D. 2 and 4 only B. 1 and 4 only The task of having children stop their feet to a set rhythm could be BEST used to assess A. Fine motor skills B. Sensorimoto r integration C. Social Integration D. Sensorimotor Integration D. Sensorimotor integration Which of the following chord progressions indicate a I, IV, V7 chord progression on the piano in the key of A?

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