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killer variables: a standalone construct

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Building science

a small set of building factors, such as personal control and responsiveness, that most strongly predict occupants' perceived productivity.

In building science, killer variables refers to a small set of building factors, such as personal control and responsiveness, that most strongly predict occupants' perceived productivity. This meaning comes from Leaman (1999) in Building Research & Information.[1]

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References

Leaman, A., & Bordass, B. (1999). Productivity in buildings: the ‘killer’ variables. Building Research & Information, 27(1), 4-19. https://doi.org/10.1080/096132199369615

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