Hi,
Could you check the below paragraph please?
"This is a pretest-posttest study conducted upon the intervention group and the control group. 170 workers of the textile industry exposed to excessive noise (85 individuals in the intervention group and 85 in the control group) were randomly selected and studied. The distribution of the sound pressure level was first determined at the mentioned industry. Then, the level of the individual's noise annoyance was assessed using the ISO 15666 questionnaire and their knowledge, attitude and performance using the KAP questionnaire. The instructional package was prepared based on expert's opinion and the initial assessment, and the questionnaires were completed after the instructional intervention."
Thanks!
gillyflower pretest-posttest I might make that: pre-test vs post-test gillyflower workers of the textile industry workers in the textile industry OR textile-industry workers gillyflower sound pressure level Is this the correct terminology? I though noise levels were measured in decibels, so something like "noise levels" or "noise levels were mapped/determined". Or "high level decibels areas were mapped".
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gillyflowerpretest-posttest
I might make that: pre-test vs post-test
gillyflowerworkers of the textile industry
workers in the textile industry OR textile-industry workers
gillyflowersound pressure level
Is this the correct terminology? I though noise levels were measured