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If you feel strongly annoyed, hold you anger in and breathe deeply.
Using the odds ratio as the effect measure, the magnitude of the associations with odor were high, up to 300% increase in the odds of self reported outcomes in individuals who were strongly annoyed by odor.
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The extent of annoyance, such as % very annoyed, is strongly affected by the descriptors just below the annoyance range.
Remind yourself that annoyed people are annoying.
The research found that people are most annoyed by: others' oversharing — cited as something they "strongly dislike" by 36% of users; and, also hated by 36%, people posting personal info/things such as photos without asking permission first.
About 46% of the respondents (83 subjects) were annoyed by odor pollution at their residences, being 60 subjects "slightly annoyed", 11 "moderately annoyed", 8 "very annoyed" and 4 "extremely annoyed" (Table 3).
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