Correlates of self reported productivity from mitigation studies

L. P. Hulsman; J. L. Leyten; A. C. Boerstra

Correlates of self reported productivity from mitigation studies

L. P. Hulsman^*, J. L. Leyten, A. C. Boerstra

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Results from 10 Dutch mitigation studies (approximately 700 respondents in total) include, apart from an elaborate list of questions about health and comfort responses and building characteristics, data about self reported productivity. The main results are an analysis of the relation of productivity data with health and comfort responses and building characteristics. The general validity of self reported productivity data is discussed on the basis of these results and a literature review. Analysis shows that both negative occupant responses on health and comfort and building characteristics that indicate pollution sources correlate with self reported productivity loss.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	HB 2006 - Healthy Buildings
Subtitle of host publication	Creating a Healthy Indoor Environment for People, Proceedings
Pages	261-264
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2006
Externally published	Yes
Event	Healthy Buildings: Creating a Healthy Indoor Environment for People, HB 2006 - Lisboa, Portugal Duration: 4 Jun 2006 → 8 Jun 2006

Conference

Conference	Healthy Buildings: Creating a Healthy Indoor Environment for People, HB 2006
Country/Territory	Portugal
City	Lisboa
Period	4/06/06 → 8/06/06

Keywords

Indoor air quality
Indoor environment
Mitigation
Productivity

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