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Volume 8
Reducing Dependence on Attenuation for Decreased Sound Tolerance
by Robert Traynor, Ed.D., MBA, FNAP
Decreased sound tolerance often causes people to have an exaggerated startle response to sound that may lead to isolation, distress, anxiety, and the inability to concentrate, affecting performance at school or in the workplace. The normal reaction to decreased sound tolerance often leads to the overuse of sound attenuation created by hearing protection devices.