Sounds around you not only broke the silence but some might enliven the day. Voices
were unable to escape from everyday life, begin to sound vehicle,
music, sounds of people talking even to the voices of people mumbling
could not escape from the hearing. But the fact is, these voices have effects to the physical and psychological health.
Pioneer
researcher and psychologist sound environment, Arline Bronzaft, from
City University of New York said, "when the ear captures sound and wave
and then send it to the lobes of the temporalis, to the process of
interpretation, the brain will determine whether the sound unpleasant,
undesirable or interfere with."
The following seven ways how sound can have an impact on a person's physical and mental health.
1. impact on children's learning ability.
In
a classic study of the sound level and the learning process, the
researchers observed the children in two grade levels of elementary
school in Inwood, New York. The elementary school is adjacent to the railway line. These children are divided into two groups. One
group was placed in classrooms facing the railway line, while the other
group is placed in a more quiet room in the school building.
