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	1	+Music management
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2		-describe the music software, service (such as Spotify?) and/or sound devices that you will use.
	3	+= Effect of music on patients =
	4	+Various studies have assessed the efficacy of how music affects patients suffering from major neurocognitive disorders. Research has shown that music can improve behavior, mood [3], and cognition [2], leading to an increase in Quality of life. Furthermore, music proves to be a powerful tool for inducing reminiscence [1], which is important for improving memory. Besides, previous research has also established that music can help improve speech fluency and activate innovative dialogues [2]. Thus, we will adopt music during our implementation to improve the cognition of patients.
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4		-== Music ==
5		-For the music the robot plays 6 songs were picked to use in combination with the activities. The royalty free music downloaded from the internet. The songs were downloaded from the following websites: // youtube.com// & //bensound.com//.
	6	+= Use of music =
	7	+In our use of music, we aim to improve the memory of the patients by simultaneously linking the music to daily activities that the patients perform. By personalizing the music for each individual patient, with the help of caregivers or loved ones, we ensure the patient is convinced and willing to use the platform. If the chosen music already has connections with some certain activities, the creation of the bonds between music and activities would become easier. Moreover, by providing a daily quiz on these music-activity pairs, we intend to reinforce the musical memory of activities to build stronger cognitive links.
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7		-The songs that were used in combination with corresponding activities are the following:
	9	+The specific music linked to activities is changeable with the permission of the caregiver to prevent patients from becoming weary of a specific piece of music through repetitive exposure. The volume of the music can be adjusted by the caregiver or loved ones as older people have a high likelihood of being hearing impaired. Moreover, the robot is able to dynamically adjust the volume of the music when patients are not detected in the same room. This is necessary when dealing with patients at home as the robot is mostly stationary instead of being moved around.
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10		-<table>
11		- <tr>
12		- <th>Song</th>
13		- <th>Artist</th>
14		- <th>Activity</th>
15		- </tr>
16		- <tr>
17		- <td>Ukulele</td>
18		- <td>Bensound</td>
19		- <td>Cooking</td>
20		- </tr>
21		- <tr>
22		- <td>Monkeys Spinning Monkeys</td>
23		- <td>Kevin MacLeod</td>
24		- <td>Bathroom</td>
25		- </tr>
26		- <tr>
27		- <td>Local Forecast</td>
28		- <td>Kevin MacLeod</td>
29		- <td>Sleep</td>
30		- </tr>
31		- <tr>
32		- <td>Carefree</td>
33		- <td>Kevin MacLeod</td>
34		- <td>Drinking</td>
35		- </tr>
36		- <tr>
37		- <td>Buddy</td>
38		- <td>iMovie</td>
39		- <td>Brushing teeth</td>
40		- </tr>
41		- <tr>
42		- <td>Add And</td>
43		- <td>Broke for Free</td>
44		- <td>Exercise</td>
45		- </tr>
46		-</table>
47		-{{/html}}
	11	+== Citations ==
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49		-== Music Device ==
	13	+[1] Baird, A., & Samson, S. (2015). Chapter 11 - Music and dementia. In E. Altenmüller, S. Finger, & F. Boller (Reds), Music, Neurology, and Neuroscience: Evolution, the Musical Brain, Medical Conditions, and Therapies (bll 207–235). doi:10.1016/bs.pbr.2014.11.028
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	15	+[2] Baird, A., Garrido, S., & Tamplin, J. (Eds.). (2019). Music and dementia: From cognition to therapy. Oxford University Press.
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	17	+[3] Narme P, Clément S, Ehrlé N, Schiaratura L, Vachez S, Courtaigne B, Munsch F, Samson S. Efficacy of musical interventions in dementia: evidence from a randomized controlled trial. J Alzheimers Dis. 2014;38(2):359-69. doi: 10.3233/JAD-130893. PMID: 23969994.
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