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.
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