%0 Journal Article %1 Verzini1999 %A Verzini, A. M. %A Skarp, A. H. Ortiz %A Nitardi, H. %A Fuchs, G. L. %D 1999 %J Applied Acoustics %K Psychological Very and beings effects frequency human low on physiological sounds, %P 69-77 %T A laboratory experiment on very low frequency sounds effects %V 57 %X Field and laboratory studies on the psychological and physiological effects of very low frequency noise on humans are being carried out in order to define limits for health hazard.The specific aims of this laboratory work were to determine: (1) differences, if any, in the performance of 21 normal hearing students in a series of psychological and physiological parameters, measured under three different experimental conditions (exposure to a 10 Hz @ 110 dB tone, exposure to a boiler noise filtered in 1/3 octave band centered on 10 Hz @ 105±2 dB, and without sound exposure) and (2) whether anxiety and hearing threshold variables influenced those responses. Results showed certain differences in the body resonances and subjective judgements, between the exposure to the stimuli conditions and control condition . There were neither changes nor differences in the subjects performances of the physiological variables. Anxiety seems to have influenced some of the subjective judgements.

@article{Verzini1999, abstract = {Field and laboratory studies on the psychological and physiological effects of very low frequency noise on humans are being carried out in order to define limits for health hazard.The specific aims of this laboratory work were to determine: (1) differences, if any, in the performance of 21 normal hearing students in a series of psychological and physiological parameters, measured under three different experimental conditions (exposure to a 10 Hz @ 110 dB tone, exposure to a boiler noise filtered in 1/3 octave band centered on 10 Hz @ 105±2 dB, and without sound exposure) and (2) whether anxiety and hearing threshold variables influenced those responses. Results showed certain differences in the body resonances and subjective judgements, between the exposure to the stimuli conditions and control condition . There were neither changes nor differences in the subjects performances of the physiological variables. Anxiety seems to have influenced some of the subjective judgements.}, added-at = {2012-01-27T14:10:42.000+0100}, author = {Verzini, A. M. and Skarp, A. H. Ortiz and Nitardi, H. and Fuchs, G. L.}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2eaad8939d4c969bc278d6b5982bccc0a/muhe}, file = {A laboratory experiment on very low frequency sounds effects.pdf:1999\\A laboratory experiment on very low frequency sounds effects.pdf:PDF}, interhash = {615473589565c519b89a3370277da36f}, intrahash = {eaad8939d4c969bc278d6b5982bccc0a}, journal = {Applied Acoustics}, keywords = {Psychological Very and beings effects frequency human low on physiological sounds,}, owner = {Mu}, pages = {69-77}, pdf = {1999\A laboratory experiment on very low frequency sounds effects.pdf}, timestamp = {2012-01-27T14:11:15.000+0100}, title = {A laboratory experiment on very low frequency sounds effects}, volume = 57, year = 1999 }