Barely Significant
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Exploring interactions of thermal, acoustic, and aesthetic environments on thermal experience in parks.

Sci Rep · 2026 · PMC12976342 · PMID 41680449

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(1) Thermal Factor’s Effect on Thermal Perception As PET increased, respondents’ TSV exhibited an upward trend, while the level of thermal comfort demonstrated a decreasing trend (Fig. 3 a).

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PET exerts a highly significant effect on thermal sensation (Table 4 ): it positively influences TSV, negatively affects TCV and TAV, which is consistent with its independent effect.

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