most citedAuditory distraction in open-plan office environments: The effect of multi-talker acoustics

52 citations · 100 across the 2 of their papers we have counts for

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eess.AS2023

Autophonic Loudness of Singers in Simulated Room Acoustic Environments

Manuj Yadav, Densil Cabrera

This paper aims to study the effect of room acoustics and phonemes on the perception of loudness of one's own voice (autophonic loudness) for a group of trained singers. For a set…

eess.AS2023

Two simultaneous talkers distract more than one in simulated multi-talker environments, regardless of overall sound levels typical of open-plan offices

Manuj Yadav, Densil Cabrera

The irrelevant speech effect (ISE) characterizes detriment to cognitive task performance in the presence of irrelevant speech. This paper examines whether the ISE varies due to the…

eess.AS2023

Reliability and repeatability of ISO 3382-3 metrics based on repeated acoustic measurements in open-plan offices

Manuj Yadav, Densil Cabrera, James Love +4

This paper investigates variability in the key ISO 3382-3:2012 metrics, based primarily on the repeatability and reliability of these metrics, using repeated measurements in open-p…

eess.AS202348 cited

Sound in occupied open-plan offices: Objective metrics with a review of historical perspectives

Manuj Yadav, Densil Cabrera, Jungsoo Kim +2

Open-plan offices (OPOs) have been around for more than half a century now, chronicling the vicissitudes of workplace topography amongst other factors. This paper addresses one suc…

q-bio.QM202352 cited

Auditory distraction in open-plan office environments: The effect of multi-talker acoustics

Manuj Yadav, Jungsoo Kim, Densil Cabrera +1

Within the soundscapes of open-plan offices, irrelevant speech has consistently been reported as the most distracting, and causing performance decrements for workers. Notwithstandi…