The handbook of hearing and the effects of noise physiology psychology and public health pdf

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The Handbook of Hearing and the Effects of Noise:
Physiology, Psychology, and Public Health
Karl D. Kryter

Publisher : Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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ISBN : 0124274552
Author : Karl D. Kryter
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The Handbook of Hearing and the Effects of Noise presents the methods and the results of research
for quantitatively describing the major attributes of hearing and the effects of sound and noise on
people. It contains information of interest to government decision makers, architects, and engineers
concerned with criteria, guidelines, and standards for acceptable and safe levels of sound and noise.
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