More on the Pluses of Hearing Nature (03-19-21)
Buxton and colleagues reviewed published studies on the implications of hearing nature sounds.
Buxton and colleagues reviewed published studies on the implications of hearing nature sounds.
Intriguing relationships identified
Radicchi lead a team probing the psychological implications of urban soundscapes.
Sophisticated test of multiple conditions
Hou and colleagues studied brain synchronization between musicians and people listening to their music.
Saunders and colleagues report that wearing facemasks impedes communication; design may, via whiteboards, new signage, etc., partially compensate for this impairment.
Research conducted by Tarlao, Steffens, and Guastavino confirms the many factors can influence perceptions of sound being experienced besides the actual noises themselves.
Research by Jin, Jin, and Kang confirms that there are complex interrelationships between our sensory experiences.
Walsh and de la Fuente assessed how people manage their at-home acoustic experiences and the repercussions of those actions.
Weuve and teammates studied links between noise levels experienced at home and cognitive issues.