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      PENGARUH PENGGUNAAN EARPHONE TERHADAP GANGGUAN PENDENGARAN

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      2018
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      RACHMAWATI, DANIS NOORVEBY
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      Purpose: to know the correlation between earphone use in listening activity toward hearing disorders. Method: observational research that is conducted by using cross sectional approach. Data analysis is done by using Gamma method. The respondents are 16-28 years old and often use earphone. These respondents are rated by questionnaire obtained from Department of Acoustics Aalborg University Beatriz Gutierrez Camarero Irene Moledero Domingues. Result: There are 45 respondents (36 of them are 16-22 years old and 9 of them are 23-28 years old) who often use earphone. The highest intensity of earphone use is ≤ 3 hours in a week (26 respondents/57.8%), the longest duration of earphone use is 1-5 years (21 respondents/46.7%), and the most used devices are MP3, cellphone, portable radio, PDA (44 respondents/97.8%). There is no significant relation (P=0,05) between the intensity of earphone use, the duration of earphone use, and the type of device toward the frequency of audiometry result. Conclusion: Statistically, there is no significant correlation between listening to sound through the earphone device toward hearing disorder.
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