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== Practical Tips == === Headphone Selection and Use === - Choose headphones that fit securely to avoid constantly adjusting them[5]. - For running or exercising outdoors, use sports-specific models designed for awareness[9]. - In urban environments, opt for earbuds rather than large over-ear headphones[7]. === Volume Management === - Follow the 60/60 rule: listen at 60% volume for no more than 60 minutes at a time[5]. - Be mindful that prolonged exposure to high volumes can cause hearing damage[5]. === Situational Awareness === - Remove headphones when interacting with others or entering potentially risky situations[6]. - Be cautious of strangers approaching you while wearing headphones[8]. - Trust your instincts - if a situation feels unsafe, remove your headphones and leave the area[6].
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