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| Classrooms were randomly assigned to the control or experimental condition. After everyone had completed this short set of measures, the participants watched or read stimulus materials, according to the experimental condition to which they were randomly assigned. The levels of gases, VOCs, particulates, endotoxin (a cell wall component of gram-negative bacteria), and odor in the experimental condition simulated concentrations that could occur downwind of swine production facilities both within and beyond the property line. |
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