THE EFFECT OF INTERIOR AIRCRAFT NOISE ON PILOT PERFORMANCE
Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift, 2013
This study examined the effect of the interior sounds of an aircraft cockpit on ratings of affect and expected performance decrement. While exposed to 12 interior aircraft sounds, of which half were modified to correspond to what is experienced with an active noise reduction (ANR) headset, 23 participants rated their affective reactions and how they believed their performance on various tasks would be affected. The results suggest that implementation of ANR-technique has a positive effect on ratings of expected performance. In addition, affective reactions to the noise are related to ratings of expected performance. The implications of these findings for both research and pilot performance are discussed.
low-frequency noise
performance
work
annoyance
self-report measure
core affect
exposure
road-traffic noise
sensitivity
cognitive
speech
Författare
Johan Lindvall
Göteborgs universitet
Daniel Västfjäll
Göteborgs universitet
Perceptual and Motor Skills
0031-5125 (ISSN) 1558-688x (eISSN)
Vol. 116 2 472-490Ämneskategorier
Psykologi
DOI
10.2466/27.24.pms.116.2.472-490