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Air Ions Impact on Human Performance

This document summarizes an article from the journal Ergonomics from 1978 about the effects of air ions on human performance. The article was written by L.H. Hawkins and T. Barker from the Department of Human Biology and Health at the University of Surrey. It discusses how air ions may impact factors like mood, arousal and performance and was based on experiments conducted with subjects in environments with varying concentrations of air ions.

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Air Ions Impact on Human Performance

This document summarizes an article from the journal Ergonomics from 1978 about the effects of air ions on human performance. The article was written by L.H. Hawkins and T. Barker from the Department of Human Biology and Health at the University of Surrey. It discusses how air ions may impact factors like mood, arousal and performance and was based on experiments conducted with subjects in environments with varying concentrations of air ions.

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Department of Human Biology and Health , University of Surrey , Guildford
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To cite this article: L. H. HAWKINS & T. BARKER (1978) Air Ions and Human Performance, Ergonomics, 21:4, 273-278, DOI:
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