Movement,Thermal Comfort and Sound Concepts | 920027911

The process of balancing heat gains and losses to maintain the body’s core temperature within its narrow range is called ______.

In 2006, how many office buildings surveyed in the U.S. provided thermal environments that met generally accepted occupant satisfaction goals?

Design teams should use which of the following referenced standards for human thermal comfort?

Which of the following primary personal and environmental variables contribute to an occupant’s thermal comfort? (Choose 3)

A minimum _______% of regularly occupied project area should use hydronic radiant heating and/or cooling systems alongside electric radiant systems to meet Feature T05: Radiant Thermal Comfort

Radiant temperature systems offer which of the following benefits? (Choose 3)

Using which of the following materials will help establish a lower reverberation time to help maintain comfortable sound levels?

Reverberation time depends on which of the following? (Choose 3)

1. Individuals exposed to road traffic and aircraft noise have a higher risk for which health problems? (Choose 2)

Reverberation time is a metric describing the length of time it takes for a sound to decay by _____ dB from its original level.

What is the leading source of dissatisfaction with respect to environmental conditions within an office?

1. A new construction project must implement which of the following features to earn WELL certification? (Choose 2)

1. According to the WELL Building Standard, an individual spends _____% of time indoors.

1. What is the minimum Walk Score required to meet Feature V05: Site Planning and Selection requirements?

1. The American College of Sports Medicine recommends which of the following for a healthy adult? (Choose 2)

1. Which of the following encourages daily movement? (Choose 2)