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Physiological responses to and subjective estimates of soundscape elements

机译:对音景元素的生理反应和主观估计

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Soundscapes provide complex auditory experiences with emotional content, but there are few and limited objective tools available to investigate the relative benefits of soundscape elements. As part of the Positive Soundscapes (UK) project, the effects of individual soundscape elements on the subjective assessment of pleasantness and arousal were compared with associated physiological responses: Heart Rate (HR), Respiratory Rate (RR) and forehead electromyography (EMG) levels. Eighty subjects listened to 18 x 8 s sound-clips from soundscapes. HR, RR and EMG were recorded and the subjective pleasantness and arousal were assessed on 9 point scales. The data were analysed via a linear mixed-model ANOVA. Listening to sound-clips lowered HR slightly but significantly. Male subjects had significantly lower HR before and during sound-clips than female subjects. More unpleasant sound-clips caused larger falls in HR, which was greater in males. Listening to a sound-clip raised RR slightly but significantly. The more pleasant the sound-clip was judged the greater was the rise in RR. This direct relationship between pleasantness and RR response was greater in males. The EMG tended to be raised by unpleasant sound-dips, in both males and females. Distinctive relationships were found between physiological measurements and the subjective estimates of the pleasantness of the presented sound-clips.
机译:音景提供了具有情感内容的复杂听觉体验,但是很少有可用的客观工具来调查音景元素的相对优势。作为“积极音景”(英国)项目的一部分,将各个音景元素对主观愉悦和唤醒的影响与相关的生理反应进行了比较:心率(HR),呼吸频率(RR)和额头肌电图(EMG)水平。 80名受试者听了来自音景的18 x 8 s声音片段。记录HR,RR和EMG,并以9分制评估主观愉悦感和唤醒感。通过线性混合模型ANOVA分析数据。聆听声音变化会轻微但显着降低心率。男性受试者在发声之前和期间的心率显着低于女性受试者。更令人不快的声音变化会导致HR下降幅度更大,而男性则更大。聆听声音片段会略微但显着提高RR。声音片段越令人愉悦,则RR的升高就越大。在男性中,愉悦感与RR反应之间的直接关系更大。男性和女性均会因不愉快的声音下降而引起肌电图升高。发现生理测量值与主观估计的声音片段之间的显着关系。

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