Tag: sound pollution


NOISE EFFECTS

Conceptualizing Noise as a Multidimensional Environmental Stressor In the field of environmental psychology and audiology, noise is fundamentally defined as unwanted or discordant sound that disrupts the equilibrium of an individual’s environment. Unlike pleasant auditory stimuli, noise serves as a pervasive pollutant that can compromise the physical, mental, and emotional health of both human populations […]

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NOISE POLLUTION

Noise Pollution: Psychological and Environmental Impact Core Definition and Mechanism Noise pollution is formally defined as any level of sound that is detrimental to the natural environment, the psychological well-being, or the physical health of an individual or population. It is not merely loud sound, but rather sound that is unwanted, intrusive, and capable of […]

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