RESULTS SUMMARY 1. Web based screening – AMUSIA Online Screening Tests * Test name Score (%) Remark Participants could be identified as potential amusics if ☐ Scale test they score LESS than 70%. Off-beat Participants could be identified as potential amusics if ☐ test they score MORE than 70%. Out-of-key Participants could be identified as potential amusics if ☐ test they score LESS than 70%.  * Mark when the screening criterion is reached Did the participant report a traumatic brain injury? Y / N (exclusion criterion) Important screening items to consider: ☐ (1) Questionnaire (1) I cannot recognize familiar tunes without the help of lyrics; ☐ (2) (2) I cannot tell if I sing out of tune; ☐ (3) (3) I have been told I sing out of tune; 2. Laboratory evaluation I. Audiometry Exclusion criteria: Is the participant’s hearing corrected? Y / N Are the participant's hearing thresholds outside of the normal range for his Y / N age group? (as determined by the ISO-1999 standards) II. Montreal Battery of Evaluation of Amusia (MBEA) Melodic Score  organization Remark ( /30) tests Participants must generally obtain a melodic score Scale test (combination of all the melodic organization tests) below the statistical cut-off. A discussion of how a ☐ Contour test statistical cut-off might be obtained appears in the section Calculating Cut-offs : Theoretical and Empirical Interval test Considerations [Vuvan et al. (2016)] Participant name: Date: First name Last name MM/DD/YYYY
RESULTS SUMMARY 1. Web based screening – AMUSIA Online Screening Tests Test name Score (%) Remark * Scale test Participants could be identified as potential amusics if they score LESS than 70%. ☐ Off-beat test Participants could be identified as potential amusics if they score MORE than 70%. ☐ Out-of-key test Participants could be identified as potential amusics if they score LESS than 70%. ☐ * Mark  when the screening criterion is reached Questionnaire Did the participant report a traumatic brain injury? (exclusion criterion) Important screening items to consider: (1) I cannot recognize familiar tunes without the help of lyrics; (2) I cannot tell if I sing out of tune; (3) I have been told I sing out of tune; Y / N (1) ☐ (2) ☐ (3) ☐ 2. Laboratory evaluation I. Audiometry Exclusion criteria: Is the participant’s hearing corrected? Are the participant's hearing thresholds outside of the normal range for his age group? (as determined by the ISO-1999 standards) Y / N Y / N II. Montreal Battery of Evaluation of Amusia (MBEA) Melodic organization tests Score ( /30) Remark  Scale test Participants must generally obtain a melodic score (combination of all the melodic organization tests) below the statistical cut-off. A discussion of how a statistical cut-off might be obtained appears in the section Calculating Cut-offs : Theoretical and Empirical Considerations [Vuvan et al. (2016)] ☐ Contour test Interval test Participant name: Date: First name Last name MM/DD/YYYY
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