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Air quality perception
Perceived freshness, odor or acceptability
family: Air
ND-0075 · 2023 · Systematic review
Association between perceived indoor environmental characteristics and occupants' mental well-being, cognitive performance, productivity, satisfaction in workplaces
Zhang, Du & Chow. Building and Environment
Indoor climate, space/furniture/privacy and naturalness had the strongest evidence links to wellbeing, productivity and satisfaction; cognitive-performance evidence was less consistent.
ND-0144 · 2026 · Experimental study
Olfactory Environmental Quality in Office Environments: A Neuroarchitecture Study of Multimodal Responses to Contrasting Hedonic Ambient Odors
Mohsen Kafaei, Jane Burry, Mehrnoush Latifi, Joseph Ciorciari, Amirhossein Aminitabar, Nan Gao. Indoor Air, vol. 2026, article 7968077
Fourteen adults worked in two identical offices that differed only in ambient odor. With jasmine they reported more enjoyment and less annoyance and discomfort, and rated the room as better proportioned (exploratory). EEG, electrodermal, pulse rate variability and task measures showed no robust differences between the odors.