Figure 2.

Sounds reported by misophonics as triggers. The percentage of misophonics that reported a given sound, shown on the left y axis, as a trigger are indicated with bars. Each sound was assigned to one of eight categories (right y axis). Sounds are colored with respect to their assigned category. Percentages of misophonics for each category (round symbols), represent how many misophonics reported at least one sound within that category as a trigger. Misophonics could report more than one sound within each category. Unsp. Unspecified, which indicates that no specific sound was named, for instance: “any repetitive sound”. ^aBrushing, friction, sucking, fork hitting. ^bApple bite, popcorn, chips. ^cMusic, motor, words (“um”, “like”). ^dSneezing, snorting, unspecified. ^eDog barking, rooster, cats, birds. ^fPlane, church bell, keys, electronic cigarette, bones cracking, construction work, heater, washing hands, writing on table, sliding window, belt buckle, football, clapping, crowded party. ^gCar, motorbike, horn, siren. ^hClothes, headphones, hands, scuffing shoes. ^I Door slamming, cymbal. ^jPaper compaction, turning pages, bag of chips. ^kLeak, running, rain. ^lTelevision, music. ^mBurping, gagging, gurgling, unspecified. ⁿBreaks, guitar strings, metal scratching, windscreen wipers, door. ^oClipping, filing, scratching, snapping, unspecified. ^pThumping, leg shaking, tinnitus.