Proceedings of Symposium on Human-Environment System
Online ISSN : 2434-8007
42st Japanese Society of Human-Environment Symposium
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A Study on Evaluation of the Magnitude of Stress due to Repeated Cold Exposure in Winter
-For Young Women-
*Shinya NakanoQimin ChenNaoshi Kakitsuba
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Seven young female subjects first stayed in the recovery room at 24℃, and then moved to the adjacent room of which temperature was controlled at 18℃, 15℃ and 12℃ at each occasion. The subjects stayed in the cold room for the designated time periods and moved to the recovery room. This procedure was repeated for 4 times. Exposure time was derived that the product of an exposure time multiplied by a temperature difference is to be equal. The magnitude of stress due to repeated exposure to the cold was evaluated from psychological and physiological responses. The results indicated that magnitude of stress increased with exposure time during the first and second exposure but increased with temperature difference during the product of an exposure time multiplied by a temperature difference during the third or fourth exposure.

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