Intense or loud noise may lead to
- vertigo.
- fatigue.
- fitness.
Explanation from PART66Online
Prolonged exposure to intense or loud noise is itself a stressor that drains the individual and leads to fatigue, lowering performance. It does not improve fitness, and although noise can affect balance, fatigue is the recognised general human-performance consequence highlighted here.
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RiccardoPetre asked · 17 Apr 2018
How can it be possible?
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