Test 3 (Music & The Brain)

Question 1

What are the three parts of the ear?

Answer 1

Outer ear, middle ear, inner ear

Question 2

Define Residule

Answer 2

What remains after a full deaf/blind diagnosis

Question 3

Define Ambulate

Answer 3

The ability to get around

Question 4

Personal struggles of those with sensory disorders

Answer 4

Discrimination, ableism, learning

Question 5

Goals and Objectives for sensory processing disorders

Answer 5

Special Awareness, Seeking Community, Self-image, Cognitive Development

Question 6

What does light hit in the eye?

Answer 6

Cornea

Question 7

Light passes through the ______ to the _______.

Answer 7

Cornea, Pupil

Question 8

What is the leading cause of hearing loss?

Answer 8

Age

Question 9

How are electrical signals sent to the brain?

Answer 9

The Optical Nerve

Question 10

What part of the eye changes the shape of light?

Answer 10

Lense

Question 11

What part of the eye converts the sound into electrical signals?

Answer 11

Retina

Question 12

T or F: The impact of a hearing impairment is much greater than a visual impairment because of its close relationship with speech

Answer 12

True

Question 13

What is the fission experience?

Answer 13

Goosebumps, flushed, tears, chills

Question 14

How old are instruments?

Answer 14

35,000-40,000

Question 15

How many areas of the brain are engaged with music?

Answer 15

19 regions

Question 16

The fission experience is also known as the ______ ______

Answer 16

Aesthetic Experience

Question 17

Define Neuroplasticity

Answer 17

The brains ability to recover

Question 18

T or F: Music can change the structure of the brain

Answer 18

True

Question 19

These are the “happy” neurotransmitters:

Answer 19

Dopamine, Endorphins, Prolactin, Oxytocin

Question 20

What neurotransmitter is the “cuddle hormone?”

Answer 20

Oxytocin

Question 21

What part of the brain is larger in musicians?

Answer 21

Corpus Callosum