Voice 2: Conditions and environment can strongly influence how a person reacts to sound. Having control over noise seems to make it better. In today's programme, we look at the way people react to horrible sounds - and why.
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Voice 1: There are not many studies of horrible sounds. There was one in the 1980's. This was a joint research project. It was written by D. Lynn Halpern, Randolph Blake and James Hillenbrand. They published their research. They called the study, "Psychoacoustics of a Chilling Sound." In other words, "What makes a sound seem bad to us?"
声音1：针对可怕声音的研究并不多-(-RAkZVtZv~b33d。上世纪80年代曾进行过一项这方面的研究z[dYu8N^_aLMPsj。那是一个联合研究项目imJg|DBYty^ayb1。研究报告由林恩·哈尔朋博士、兰道夫·布雷克以及詹姆斯·希伦布兰德撰写Lsl8WPZNJoHdL!。他们发表了研究结果x2(hc!_4&09。他们将这项研究称为“恐怖声音的心理声学”|Z3~&qT=m*,1y3c(hi。换句话说，就是“为什么我们会认为一种声音听起来不舒服？”

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