Figure 14
The horizontal axis of the graph shows markings for Cases A to E. The vertical axis shows labels 3 for Very satisfied, 2 for satisfied, 1 for slightly satisfied, 0 for neutral, negative 1 for slightly dissatisfied, negative 2 for dissatisfied, and negative 3 for very dissatisfied on the left. The vertical axis shows labels 2 for clearly acceptable, 1 for just acceptable, negative 1 for just unacceptable, and negative 2 for clearly unacceptable on the right. The legend of the graph includes a solid line for air quality satisfaction and a dotted line for air quality acceptance. The data in the graph are as follows: The air quality satisfaction curve begins at (Case A, 0) and passes through (Case B, 2), rises to (Case C, 3), descends to (Case D, negative 1), and terminates at (Case E, 0). The air quality acceptance curve begins at (Case A, 1) and passes through (Case B, 2), (Case C, 2), descends to (Case D, 1), and terminates at (Case E, 1). Note: All numerical data values are approximated.Occupants’ satisfaction and acceptance levels with indoor air quality