What are two types of Non-Auditory Effects?

What are two types of Non-Auditory Effects?

• A. Job Performance and Community Relations
• B. Hearing loss and tinnitus
• C. Visual strain and fatigue
• D. Chemical exposure

Answer: (A)

Non-auditory effects are the impacts of noise that aren’t about hearing damage. Two common areas are how noise can reduce job performance and how it affects community relations through annoyance, distraction, and communication problems. That’s why choosing job performance and community relations fits: it shows how noise can impair work tasks and social acceptance, independent of any hearing loss. Hearing loss and tinnitus are auditory effects, not non-auditory. Visual strain and fatigue aren’t typically described as classic non-auditory noise effects, since visual strain relates to visual loads rather than noise-related performance or social impact, and chemical exposure isn’t a noise effect at all.

Non-auditory effects are the impacts of noise that aren’t about hearing damage. Two common areas are how noise can reduce job performance and how it affects community relations through annoyance, distraction, and communication problems. That’s why choosing job performance and community relations fits: it shows how noise can impair work tasks and social acceptance, independent of any hearing loss.

Hearing loss and tinnitus are auditory effects, not non-auditory. Visual strain and fatigue aren’t typically described as classic non-auditory noise effects, since visual strain relates to visual loads rather than noise-related performance or social impact, and chemical exposure isn’t a noise effect at all.