hangfeszültség
Hangfeszültség, which translates to "sound stress" or "acoustic stress" in English, refers to the perceived intensity or pressure of a sound. It is a subjective quality that describes how loud or quiet a sound feels to a listener. While often used interchangeably with loudness, hangfeszültség is distinct from the objective physical measurement of sound pressure level. Sound pressure level is a measurable physical quantity, typically expressed in decibels (dB), which quantifies the amplitude of sound waves. Hangfeszültség, on the other hand, is a psychological response influenced by various factors beyond just the physical intensity of the sound.
These influencing factors include the frequency of the sound, the duration of the sound, the listener's hearing