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. 2025 May 10;30:37. doi: 10.1265/ehpm.25-00015

Table 2.

Frequencies, mean, SD, 95% CI, according to noise perception by sex.

VARIABLE Men Women


n Mean Standard deviation 95% CI p n Mean Standard deviation 95% CI p
SEVERITY INDEXa
 Low noise perception 2450 6.1 13.3 [5.6–6.7] <0.001 2589 9.7 16.2 [9.0–10.3] 0.012
 High noise perception 211 11.7 19.5 [9.0–14.3]   218 12.6 18.7 [10.1–15.1]  
THERMOMETER OF HEALTHb
 Low noise perception 2426 78.7 18.0 [78.0–79.4] <0.001 2576 74.0 20.8 [73.2–74.8] 0.002
 High noise perception 211 68.4 22.9 [65.3–71.5]   217 69.3 20.9 [66.5–72.1]  

Note. CI = confidence interval; SD = standard deviation; Scores based on the EuroQol.

a0 representing the total absence of health problems and 100 the worst possible health

bScore from 0 (worst state of health imaginable) to 100 (best state of health imaginable)