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Urusasa (annoyance) of noise.

open access: yesThe Journal of the INCE of Japan, 1989
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Relationship between Noise Annoyance and High Blood Pressure in Workers Exposed to Chronic Noise Among the Workers of an Automotive Industry.

open access: yesIndian J Occup Environ Med, 2020
Alimohammadi I   +6 more
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Railway noise annoyance on the railway track in northwest slovakia.

open access: yesNoise Health, 2018
Pultznerova A   +3 more
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Noise annoyance from industrial and road traffic combined noises: A survey and a total annoyance model comparison

Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2012
The literature on noise annoyance emphasizes that acoustical factors cannot totally explain the annoyance felt by a population exposed to community noises, and that some non-acoustical factors have an effect on annoyance. This research paper deals with the annoyance caused by combined noises coming from road traffic and an industrial site. This type of
C Marquis-Favre, M Vallet
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Continuous Noise, Intermittent Noise, and Annoyance

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1989
In a within-subjects design, 18 subjects listened to white noise, the intensity of which was controlled by themselves. They were instructed to choose the intensity they experienced as “clearly annoying.” Three kinds of white noise were used: continuous, intermittent regular, and intermittent irregular. In the two intermittent conditions, the proportion
S, Dornic, T, Laaksonen
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Traffic noise and annoyance

Environmental Management and Health, 1995
Describes a socio‐psychological study performed in a residential area of Tehran, exposed to both aircraft and traffic noise. Analysis of residents′ responses to road traffic noise shows that although aircraft noise is the chief environmental problem it fails to mask the nuisance of traffic noise.
K. Karami, S. Frost
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Noise annoyance susceptibility

Journal of Sound and Vibration, 1972
Abstract The variations of annoyance due to tape recorded noise have been investigated in a group of 34 normal hearing subjects. It has been found that there are significant differences between subjects in their rating of three different types of noise, 20 s samples of which were played at levels varying from 55–95 dBA.
Naomi M. Moreira, M.E. Bryan
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