The characteristics that influence the effect of noise on task performance include:
Intensity: The loudness or strength of the noise affects how disruptive it is. The higher the intensity, the more likely it is to negatively impact performance.
Predictability: If the noise occurs at regular intervals or is expected, it is less likely to affect performance. Predictable noise allows individuals to adjust and focus better.
Controllability: The ability to control or stop the noise can significantly reduce its negative impact on performance. If individuals can manage or eliminate the noise, it won't disrupt their tasks as much.
However, luminance refers to the brightness of light, not a characteristic related to noise, and therefore does not influence the effect of noise on task performance.
List-I | List-II |
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(A) Task-Oriented Strategy | (I) Dynamic situation specific reaction to stress |
(B) Emotion-Oriented Strategy | (II) Maintaining a time schedule |
(C) Avoidance-Oriented Strategy | (III) Worry about what I am going to do |
(D) Coping | (IV) Talking to friends or watching T.V. |