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HE: Where can I find a pencil? SHE: In the drawer beside the fridge. HE [RETURNING]: Where did you say the pencil is? SHE [STOPPING HER WORK, ENUNCIATING EACH WORD]: I said it’s in the drawer beside the fridge. HE [RETURNING ONCE MORE]: What color is it? SHE [CLEARLY IMPATIENT]: I don’t know. Yellow? It’s the only pencil in the drawer!
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HE: Where can I find a pencil? SHE: In the drawer beside the fridge. HE [RETURNING]: Where did you say the pencil is? SHE [STOPPING HER WORK, ENUNCIATING EACH WORD]: I said it’s in the drawer beside the fridge. HE [RETURNING ONCE MORE]: What color is it? SHE [CLEARLY IMPATIENT]: I don’t know. Yellow? It’s the only pencil in the drawer!
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Cognitive variables in tinnitus annoyance
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1988Two new questionnaires were devised to investigate dimensions of complaint about tinnitus. Following a factor analysis of data provided by a sample of tinnitus patients who were administered the first questionnaire, the second questionnaire was developed. This included questions concerning coping attitudes and beliefs about tinnitus. The results of the
R S, Hallam, S C, Jakes, R, Hinchcliffe
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Annoyance and irritation by passive smoking
Preventive Medicine, 1984The acute irritating and annoying effects of smoke have been investigated in field and laboratory studies by examining the concentration of some smoke components in air. In the workplace, 30 to 70% of the indoor carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide, and particulate concentrations are due to tobacco smoke; 25-40% of the employees are disturbed and/or annoyed
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Sozial- und Praventivmedizin, 1981
In this study we attempted to measure the odour immissions objectively and to bring them in relation with the subjective statements of the population. As measure of odour intensity, merely the distance from the source of emission could be considered.
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In this study we attempted to measure the odour immissions objectively and to bring them in relation with the subjective statements of the population. As measure of odour intensity, merely the distance from the source of emission could be considered.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ANNOYANCES
British Journal of Psychology. General Section, 1946openaire +2 more sources