Unwanted Sound Effect the Physiological and Psychological

How does unwanted sound effect the physiological and psychological



Outline:



I) Research Question:

a) How does “unwanted” sound effect the physiological and psychological performance differently than “wanted” sound?



II) Thesis Statement:

a) “Wanted” and “unwanted” sound have the same physiological effects on the human body but effect its psychological performance differently.



III) Introduction:



IV) Literature Review:

a) The Human Ear

b) How sound is “heard”/perceived by the body



V) Development:

a) Physiological effects of sound (both wanted and unwanted)

b) Psychological effects of sound (both wanted and unwanted)



VI) Conclusion:



VII) Limitations and/ or improvements

a) The need for experimentation



VIII) Further questions to be raised:

a) Can sound cause abnormal release of hormones

b) How can noise pollution be prevented

i) Restriction laws

ii) Sound absorbers

iii) Precautions( like earplugs….etc)



IX) Bibliography





Research Question:

How does “unwanted” sound effect the physiological and psychological performance differently than “wanted” sound?



Thesis statement:

“Wanted” and “unwanted” sounds have the same physiological effects on the human body but effect its psychological performance differently.



Introduction:

Sound is a particular auditory impression perceived by the sense of hearing.   The presence of unwanted sound is called noise pollution. This unwanted sound can seriously damage and effect physiological and psychological health. For instance, noise pollution can cause annoyance and aggression, hypertension, high stress levels, tinnitus, hearing loss, and other harmful effects depending on the level of sound, or how loud it is. Furthermore, stress and...