Studying effects of light on stress
Summary:
This paper discusses the development and evaluation of a method to measure the effects of light on stress levels, particularly in the context of hospital environments.
Categories
- Alertness and performance: The paper discusses how light exposure can influence alertness and performance, particularly in high-stress environments like hospitals.
- Well-being: The paper explores the impact of light on overall well-being, particularly in relation to stress levels.
- Lighting Design Considerations: The paper discusses the development of a method to measure light exposure, which has implications for lighting design considerations.
- Stress: The main focus of the paper is on the effects of light on stress levels, particularly in the context of hospital environments.
Author(s)
MEM Kompier
Publication Year:
2018
Number of Citations:
1
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