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    • Chapter 3 – Personal Taste and Preferences
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    • Appendix 1 – Vulnerability Scale template
    • Appendix 2 – Global Deterioration Scale, and the Seven Stages of Dementia
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    • Appendix 4 – Determining Music Preferences template
    • Appendix 5 – Examples of Songs by Genre, Tempo, & Decade
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    • The Relationship between Music and Dementia: An Overview
    • Quick Reference Guide to Music Selection for People with Dementia
    • Chapter 1 – Assessment of Vulnerability to Negative Responses
    • Chapter 2 – Identifying Key Changes to Behaviour
    • Chapter 3 – Personal Taste and Preferences
    • Chapter 4 – Selecting Music for Playlists: How Music Features Interact with Particular Symptoms
    • Chapter 5 – Creating and using playlists: making choices about technology
    • Chapter 6 – Monitoring and Managing Adverse Reactions
    • References
    • 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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    • How to Use these Guidelines
    • The Relationship between Music and Dementia: An Overview
    • Quick Reference Guide to Music Selection for People with Dementia
    • Chapter 1 – Assessment of Vulnerability to Negative Responses
    • Chapter 2 – Identifying Key Changes to Behaviour
    • Chapter 3 – Personal Taste and Preferences
    • Chapter 4 – Selecting Music for Playlists: How Music Features Interact with Particular Symptoms
    • Chapter 5 – Creating and using playlists: making choices about technology
    • Chapter 6 – Monitoring and Managing Adverse Reactions
    • References
    • 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
  • Alternative Music Services
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Explicit content

Spotify includes explicit content because we offer it how the artist intends it to be heard.

Look out for EXPLICIT or E tags on any releases.

Note: We can’t tag all explicit content because it depends on information we get from rights-holders.

 

Filter explicit content

Pick your device to allow or block anything with explicit tags.

Mobile & Tablet

Note: Explicit content settings don’t apply if you use Spotify Connect to play to another device.

  1. Tap Home Home icon.
  2. Tap Settings Settings icon.
  3. Tap Explicit Content.
  4. Switch Allow Explicit Content off.

Anything with an explicit tag is now grayed out. You can’t play it, and it’s automatically skipped.

Desktop

Note: Explicit content settings don’t apply if you use Spotify Connect to play to another device.

  1. Click Down arrow icon in the top-right and select Settings.
  2. Under Explicit Content, switch Allow playback of explicit-rated content off.

Tracks marked as explicit now appear grayed out. It’s not possible to play them, and they’re automatically skipped.

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