A music therapist has recently been added to the interdisciplinary team that provides care on a psychiatric unit. The therapeutic effects of music therapy are believed to involve which of the following?

A) Improved circulation as a result of physical movement influenced by the rhythm of the music
B) Improved affect as a result of sensory stimulation by pleasant sounds
C) Improved regulatory functions, self-awareness, and creativity
D) Improved social adaptation as a result of interactions surrounding musical activities


Ans: C
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Use of music can alter behavior, emotions, or physiology. Musical vibrations and artistic expressions can help restore or enhance regulatory function. Such modalities may help clients develop self-awareness and creativity, improve learning, clarify values, and cope with various illnesses.

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