Noise pollution's impact on human health and community perceptions is explored in this
study. This study employed a mixed method approach, including survey, documentary, in …

Background Pinpointing the noise-induced psychological effects in workplace is difficult due
to the wide variance of individual responses. The aim of this study was to investigate the role …

Noise is one the most common health hazards in the workplace. Noise-induced annoyance,
as a measurable mental response, is one of the most significant adverse effects of noise …

This paper is an exposition of the effects of industrial and environmental noise on humans,
and how this subsequently impacts human capital development which will in turn affect …

Drivers are continuously exposed to various types of driving noises such as road noise, wind
noise, and exhaust noise. Road noise is the most frequently encountered among these. It …

Numerous studies have suggested that noise exposure might be associated with changes in
stress hormone levels. However, quantitative evidence for these effects in humans is rare …

Background Mental health problems are emerging issues in occupational safety and health,
whereas the findings on the relationship between physical hazards and mental health are …

Salivary cortisone strongly correlates with serum cortisol, and since it is less invasive to
measure salivary cortisone than serum cortisol and easier than to measure cortisol in saliva …

Background and aims: Noise has many psychological effects. Although different studies
have so far focused on various psychological effects, they have not evaluated …

Noise is considered as one of the most influential physical factors in working environments.
The advancement of industries has made it a threat to the physical and mental health of …