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    • Appendix 5 – Examples of Songs by Genre, Tempo, & Decade
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    • Chapter 3 – Personal Taste and Preferences
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    • Chapter 6 – Monitoring and Managing Adverse Reactions
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    • Appendix 1 – Vulnerability Scale template
    • Appendix 2 – Global Deterioration Scale, and the Seven Stages of Dementia
    • Appendix 3 – Changes in Behaviour template
    • Appendix 4 – Determining Music Preferences template
    • Appendix 5 – Examples of Songs by Genre, Tempo, & Decade
    • Appendix 6 – Template for Rating Strength of Response to Music
    • Appendix 7 – Listening Diary & Music Usage Plan template
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Appendix 1 – Vulnerability Scale template

Version for the Person with Dementia

Vulnerability Survey – version 1Download

Family Version

Vulnerability Survey – version 2Download

Scoring Method:

This scale is based on the Vulnerability to Negative Affect in Dementia Scale (VNADS: Moustafa, Garrido, & Jaroudi, 2021)). In the Vulnerability Scale, all scores of either ‘Agree’ or ‘Strongly agree’ are considered ‘above neutral’. To create the Vulnerability Scale score, add up how many responses (if any) fall into the ‘above neutral’ category.

No responses above neutral indicates No Vulnerability to negative affect. If 1 response is above neutral, this indicates Low Vulnerability. If 2 responses are above neutral, this indicates Some Vulnerability. If 3 or more responses are above neutral, this indicates this person as having Significant Vulnerabilities

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