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Impact of Soundscapes on Mental Well-Being and Physiological Stress: A Systematic Review
Soundscapes represent the acoustic environment perceived by humans, a phenomenon that holds significant implications for psychological and physiological health. While urban noise is a known stressor, natural soundscapes are theorized to provide restorative benefits through mechanisms which replenish
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