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55. Buggs, D. H., and Simon, J. R., "Differential Effects of Noise on Tasks of Varying Complexity,'' Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol. 52, (1968), pp. 148-153.
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57. Wilkinson, R. T., "Some Factors Influencing the Effects of Environmental Stressors Upon Performance," Psychological Bulletin, Vol. 72, (1969), pp. 260-272.
58. Blake, M. J. F., "Temperament and Time of Day.,'' in Biological Rhythms and Human Performance, W. P. Colquhoun (ed.) London: Academic Press, (1971), pp. 109-148.
59. Davies, D. R., and Hockey, G. R. J., "The Effects of Noise and Doubling the Signal Frequency on Individual Differences in Visual Vigilance Performance,'' British Journal of Psychology, Vol. 57, (1966), pp. 381-389.
60. Discipio, W. J., "Psychomotor Perfomance as a Function of White Noise and Personality Variables," Perceptual and Motor Skills, Vol. 33, (1971), p. 82.
61. Broadbent, D. F., Decision and Stress, London: Academic Press, (1971).
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63. "Industrial Noise and Worker Medical, Attendance and Accident Records,'' U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health service, and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, ( June 1972).
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65. Bronzaft, A., McCarthy, D., "The Effect of Elevated Train Noise on Reading Ability," Environment and Behavior, Vol. 7, No. 4, (December 1975), pp. 517-527.
66. Cohen, S., Glass, D., and Singer, J., "Apartment Noise, Auditory Discrimination, and Reading Ability in Children," Journal of Experimental Social Phychology, Vol. 9, (1973), pp. 407-422.
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77. Matthews, K. E., and Cannon, L. K., ''Environmental Noise Level as a Determinant of Helping Behavior," Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, (1975), pp. 571-577.
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81. Committee on Hearing, Biuacoustics, and Biomechanics, ''Guidelines for Preparing Environmental Impact Statements of Noise," Report of Working Group No. 69, National Academy of Sciences, (1977).
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82. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, "The Urban Noise Survey," 550/9-77-100, (April 1977).
83. Goldstein, J., "Assessing the Impact of Transportation Noise: Human Response Measures," in Proceedings of the 1977 National Conference on Noise Control Engineering, (ed.), G. C. Maling, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia, (October 1977), pp. 79-98.
84. U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, "Fifth Report of the Director of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, " DHEW Publication No. NIH-78-1415, ( February 1978).
85. Jones, F. N., and Tauscher, J., "Residence Under an Airport Landing Pattern as a factor in Teratism," Archives of Environmental Health, (January-February 1978), pp. 10-11.
86. Cohen, Alexander, "Industrial Noise and Medical, Absence, and Accident Record Data on Exposed Workers, " in Proceedings of the International Congress on Noise as a Public Health Problem, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, May13-18, 1973, Washington, D.C.: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 550/9-73-008, (1973), pp. 441-453.
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Absenteeism - see Workplace |
Accidents - see Safety |
Acoustic Reflex |
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Adrenalin |
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Aftereffects |
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Age |
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Air Conduction |
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Aircraft Noise |
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Airport Noise - see Aircraft Noise |
Annoyance |
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Annual Housing Survey |
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Antisocial Behavior |
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Arousal Response - see also Startle Reflex |
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Articulation index - see Communication Interference |
Attitudes - see also Annual Housing Survey Urban Noise |
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Audiogram - see also Hearing, Measurement |
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Audiometry - see Audiogram Hearing Measurements |
Auricle - see Ear Function |
Automobile Noise - see Traffic Noise |
Autonomic Nervous System |
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Awakening - see Sleep Disturbance |
Babies - see Fetus |
Balance - see Vertigo |
Benefits - see also Compensation |
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Birth Defects |
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Birth Weights |
Budgets - see Costs |
Blood Pressure |
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Bone Conduction |
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CHABA |
Cardiovascular Disease |
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Car Noise - see Traffic Noise |
Census Bureau - see Annual Housing Survey |
Center for Disease Control |
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Children |
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Cholesterol |
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City Noise - see Urban Noise |
Cleft Palates - see Birth Defects |
Cochlea - see Ear Function |
Colitis - see also Digestive Disorders |
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Communication Interference |
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Community Response |
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Community Response (Continued) |
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Compensation |
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Compensation Formulas - see NIOSH |
Complaints - see also Community Response |
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Conductive Hearing Loss |
Congenital Problems - see Birth Defects, Fetus |
Contextual Factors - see also Psychological Response |
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Controllability |
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Coping Behavior |
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Coronary Disease - see Cardiovascular Disease |
Cortisol |
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Costs |
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Criteria |
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Daily Noise Exposure |
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Digestive Disorders - see also specific type |
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Disability |
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Drugs - see Toxic Substances |
Ear Function |
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EEC Changes |
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Elderly |
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Endocrine Disorders |
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Education - see Learning |
Equal Energy Hypothesis |
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Equal Loudness Contour |
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Equal Temporary Effect Hypothesis |
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Equivalent Noise Impact (ENI) - Level-Weighted Population (LWP) |
Exposure (to Noise) - see also Residential Exposure, Occupational Noise, Urban Noise |
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Fatigue |
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Fetus |
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"Fight or Flight Syndrome" - see Arousal Response |
Gallup Poll |
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Gastrointestinal Problems - see Digestive Disorders |
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Handicap |
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Headaches |
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Hearing Conservation - see also Hearing Loss, Hearing Protectors, Audiograms |
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Hearing Loss - see also Hearing Loss, Types |
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Hearing Loss Claims - see Compensation |
Hearing Loss, Types - see specific type: |
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Hearing Mechanism - see Ear Function |
Hearing, Measurement - see also Audiogram |
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Hearing, Normal |
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Hearing Protectors |
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Hearing Tests - see Hearing, Measurement |
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Heart Problems - see Cardiovascular Disease |
Helping Behavior |
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High Frequency Noise |
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Household Noise |
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HUD |
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Hypertension |
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Hypotension |
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Immunological Resistance |
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Impairment |
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Impedance |
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Impulse Noise |
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Individual Response - see Psychological Response |
Indoor Noise |
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Industrial Noise - see Occupational Noise |
Infants - see Fetus |
Information Content |
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Information Gathering - see Learning, Communication Interference, Performance Interference |
Insomnia |
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Interior Noise |
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Intensity -- see also Loudness |
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Intermittency |
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Irritability |
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Kryter, Karl |
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Learning |
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Legislation - see Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act OSHA |
Levels - see Recommended Levels |
Level-Weighted Population |
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Loudness |
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Masking - see Communication Interference |
Mental Effects - see Psychological Effects, Phychological Response |
Mecham, W. C. |
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Mental Illness |
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Metabolic Disorders - see Physiological Effects |
Migraines - See Headaches |
Modifications - see Strategies, Control |
Monkeys |
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Mortality Rates |
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National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health - see NIOSH |
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Nausea |
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Neighborhoods - see also Annoyance, Urban Noise, Annual Housing Survey |
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Neuroticism |
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Newborn - see Fetus |
Nonauditory Effects - see also Stress Physiological Effects |
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration - see OSHA |
Occupational Noise |
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Old People - see Elderly |
Ossicular Chain - see Ear Function |
Ototoxic Drugs - see Toxic Substances |
Performance Interference |
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Personal Factors |
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Peterson, Ernest |
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Phon |
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Physiological Effects - see also Nonauditory Effects |
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Population Density |
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Predictability |
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Pregnant Women - see Fetus |
Presbycusis |
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Primates - see Monkeys |
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Public Health Survey |
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Public Opinion - see Annual Housing Survey, Community Response, Surveys, Urban Noise |
Race |
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Recruitment |
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Residential Exposure - see also Household Noise |
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Schools - see Learning |
Schultz Curve |
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Senior Citizens - see Elderly |
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Sex |
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Shaw, W. |
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Sleep Disturbance |
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Social Interaction |
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Sone |
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Special Populations - see also Fetus, Children, Age, Sex, Workers, Elderly |
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Spectral Characteristics |
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Speech Interference - see Communication Interference |
Standards - see Regulations |
Startle Reflex - see Arousal Response |
Statistics |
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Strategies, Control |
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Stress, Mental - see also Annoyance |
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Stress, Physical |
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Subjective Response - see Psychological Effects, Psychological Response |
Surveys - see also Urban Noise, Annual Housing Survey |
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Synergism |
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Tasks, Noise Sensitive |
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Terminology - see Acoustic Terminology |
Tinnitus |
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Threshold of Audibility |
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Threshold of Pain |
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Threshold Shifts, Noise Induced |
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Toxic Substances |
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Traffic Noise - see also Specific Vehicle Types |
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Traumatic Hearing Loss |
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Typical Noise Exposures |
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Ulcers - see also Digestive Disorders |
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Urban Noise |
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Urban Noise Survey - see Urban Noise |
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Vehicle Noise - see Traffic Noise |
Vestibular Problems - see Vertigo |
Vertigo |
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Vigilance Tasks |
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Walsh-Healy Public Contracts Act |
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Weighting Schemes |
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Womb - see Fetus |
Workers - see Occupational Noise |
Work Performance - see Performance Interference |
Workplace |
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