The impact of light source technology and colour temperature on the well-being, mental state and concentration of shop assistants

Denk, Elisabeth; Jiménez, Pablo Rodríguez; Schulz, B.

doi:10.1177/1477153514532280

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“…Some of the authors referred to concentration (Butala & Muhic, 2007;Turunen et al, 2013), while others used specific cognitive tests. Denk, et al (2015) (Butala & Muhic, 2007;Lamb et al 2014). Other authors focused only on perceived productivity: Agha-Hossein et al…”

Section: Productivity or Cognitive Performance (Pro)mentioning

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Conceptual approaches to wellbeing in buildings: a scoping review

Hanc

McAndrew

Ucci

2018

Building Research & Information

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Several industry-led initiatives in various countries demonstrate a new interest in wellbeing and buildings. This paper adopts a scoping review method aiming to establish the most prevalent and insightful definitions and dimensions of wellbeing in buildings applied in the recent published literature. The paper adopts a two-step method for identifying and categorising the conceptual approaches to wellbeing encountered in the current literature. First, the paper presents an overview of the term 'wellbeing' and its development over time. Second, the broad wellbeing categories identified are further refined and complemented via a deductive approach, drawing the final set of conceptual themes informed by the papers reviewed in this study. Nine themes were identified, two of which deductively emerged from the papers included in this study: environmental satisfaction/comfort and cognitive performance/productivity. The findings emphasise the heterogeneity of conceptual approaches to research concerning 'wellbeing in buildings', an ambiguity between wellbeing outcomes or determinants, and the need for greater clarity on the relative contributions of different wellbeing dimensions to overall individual or population wellbeing. Based on these findings, future work could be carried out to provide guidance on how to evaluate claims of evidence-based building design which foster individual or population wellbeing.

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Section: Productivity or Cognitive Performance (Pro)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Conceptual approaches to wellbeing in buildings: a scoping review

Hanc

McAndrew

Ucci

2018

Building Research & Information

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“…In der Konsumentenforschung, insbesondere bei Untersuchungen im Einzelhandel, ist die Untersuchung von Beleuchtungsparametern bereits etabliert. (Bitner 1992;Denk et al 2015 Szabo et al, 2015).…”

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“…Es ist davon auszugehen, dass die gewählte Beleuchtung bei Kongressen, Workshops und Produktpräsentationen die kognitive Leistung und Kreativität; (Denk et al 2015;Knez und Enmarker 1998;Kretschmer et al 2012) in der Gastronomie die Attraktivität der angebotenen Speisen und Getränke (Newcomb und Ohla 2013;Oberfeld et al 2009); bei einer Entertainment-oder Showproduktion die dramaturgische Wirkung (Greule 2015, S. 261 ff. ;Keller und Weiß 2010) beeinflusst.…”

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Ronft¹

2020

Eventpsychologie

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“…Understanding the perceived qualities of a visual environment in relation to its occupants requires more than understanding the visual scenes in part because our visual system engages in higher-order perceptual activities. Much of the interest in this field of lighting research is driven by the pressing need to reduce lighting energy consumption, [1][2][3] the desire to improve occupants' well-being, [4][5][6] and the incentive provided by new technologies. [7][8][9][10] Progress however has been slow due not only to the difficulties in gauging higherorder perceptions (i.e.…”

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Methods for assessing the effects of spatial luminance patterns on perceived qualities of concert lighting

Steemers

2019

Lighting Research & Technology

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This paper presents experimental approaches for evaluating concert lighting from the viewpoints of audience members and performers in Cambridge King's College Chapel. We develop image zoning and abstraction techniques to quantify and interpret photometric data acquired under four different electric lighting conditions. Assessed by 78 participants, these lighting scenarios are compared across six different viewing positions using a set of structured questionnaires. Ordered logistic regression modelling shows that the ratios and functions describing uniformity, brightness and light patterns are common explanatory variables for predicting perceived visual clarity, visual uniformity, brightness and spatial intimacy. Uniformity-related attributes are observed to be among the strongest variables for all these perceived qualities, except for visual clarity, which is better explained by acuity-related measures. These experimental results confirm the applicability of our approaches, highlighting the importance of combining multiple methods and integrating complex architectural situations into the process of understanding luminous appearance.

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The impact of light source technology and colour temperature on the well-being, mental state and concentration of shop assistants

Cited by 15 publications

References 40 publications

Conceptual approaches to wellbeing in buildings: a scoping review

Conceptual approaches to wellbeing in buildings: a scoping review

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Methods for assessing the effects of spatial luminance patterns on perceived qualities of concert lighting

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