Modelo de estres por ruido. Una aproximacion ambiental al esquema de Rahe

Hernán Costabal; Sylvia Seballos; Pedro Matamala

doi:10.55753/aev.v6e09.75

Authors

Hernán Costabal Universidad de Santiago de Chile Facultad de Ciencia – Departamento de Física
Sylvia Seballos Universidad de Santiago de Chile Facultad de Ciencia – Departamento de Física
Pedro Matamala Hospital Mutual de Seguridad – Departamento de Medicina del Trabajo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55753/aev.v6e09.75

Keywords:

optical model, stress caused by noise, Rahe scheme, environmental acoustics

Abstract

The present work based on Rahes scheme utilizes an optical analogy of stress as a human effects of noise. Developing a life stress and illness model under a new environmental domain, which identifies the specific variables from a subjects exposure to a stressor to the eventual reporting of an illness, such as: (1) the "urban" stressor sources; (2) the "mediator factors" as defense mechanisms;(3) the "adaptive task" (categories) on the psychophysiological responses; (4) the "secondary effects" (after-effects) at the dysfunction illness level; (5) the fundamental disease-illness "range".

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