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The playlist development was informed by the literature review outlined in this thesis report. The playlist songs have not been scientifically validated to be considered an efficacious adjunct treatment for dogs or humans.
Dementia is a growing issue worldwide. While there are no effective treatments, sound-based interventions may provide promising results to alleviate some dementia symptoms, particularly anxiety. Pet dogs may also provide promising results to alleviate dementia symptoms, though may provide increased risk for a patient. The following literature review is what led to a unique playlist that incorporates sound frequencies and music, which may benefit both a dementia patient and their pet dog via soothing and uplifting.
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Brown, Chantelle (Author) / Andel, Ross (Thesis director) / Augusta, Dawn (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / School of Applied Sciences and Arts (Contributor)
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Brown, Chantelle (Author) / Andel, Ross (Thesis director) / Augusta, Dawn (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / School of Applied Sciences and Arts (Contributor)
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- Dementia Patients and Dogs: Sounds to Soothe and Heal
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- Brown, Chantelle (Author)
- Andel, Ross (Thesis director)
- Augusta, Dawn (Committee member)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
- School of Applied Sciences and Arts (Contributor)
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2024-12
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