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b. Anonymous surveys with neutrally framed questions provide the best responses. c. When conducting an evaluation of adapted occupants, respondents must record their perception of zone

air quality after 30 minutes of residency in the occupied zone. d. All occupants should be surveyed, if possible. Otherwise, at least 50% of typical occupancy, or 300,

whichever is less, should be randomly selected. e. A minimum 30% response rate from those surveyed is desirable. Each zone must be surveyed per

requirements of Section 6.3. The subjective evaluation validates the acceptability of indoor air if 80% of respondents in the area do not express dissatisfaction. The Center for the Built Environment at UC Berkeley has developed a survey that includes IAQ questions and may be a useful template.

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