Figure 8
In both graphs, the horizontal axis is labeled “Sound Perception” and has five markings labeled from left to right as follows: “Noisy, “A Bit Noisy,” “Neutral,” “A Bit Quiet,” and “Quiet.” The vertical axis is labeled “I E Satisfaction (average)” and has five markings labeled from top to bottom as follows: “Very Dissatisfied,” “Dissatisfied,” “Neutral,” “Satisfied,” and “Very Satisfied.” Graph 1: The graph is titled “Apartment Residents.” It shows 5 coordinates with error bars. The error bars for the coordinates are depicted as follows: (Noisy, slightly above Neutral): Between Dissatisfied and Satisfied. (A Bit Noisy, slightly below Satisfied): Between Neutral and Very Satisfied. (Neutral, Satisfied): Between Satisfied and Very Satisfied. (A Bit Quiet, slightly above Satisfied): Between Satisfied and Very Satisfied. (Quiet, Satisfied): Between Dissatisfied and Very Satisfied. A best-fit curve moves closely along the coordinates. Graph 2: The graph is titled “Office Workers.” It shows 5 coordinates with error bars. The error bars for the coordinates are depicted as follows: (Noisy, slightly below Satisfied): Between Neutral and Satisfied. (A Bit Noisy, slightly below Satisfied): Between Dissatisfied and Satisfied. (Neutral, slightly below Satisfied): Slightly below Neutral and Very Satisfied. (A Bit Quiet, slightly above Satisfied): Between Neutral and Very Satisfied. (Quiet, slightly above Satisfied): Between Neutral and Very Satisfied. A best-fit line moves closely along the coordinates.Sound Perception and IE Satisfaction of apartment residents and office workers. Source: Authors' own work