How does sunny weather affect people?

Answer 1

Culturally, people who have lived for many generations in higher latitudes, where the winters are colder and there is more seasonal variation, have adapted their values and attitudes to the demands of the climate. Because of the shorter growing season and harsh winters, they are concerned about planning for the future: they are more inclined to work to a strict schedule and they tend to be more frugal with their resources. Conversely, people who live in warmer climates, where the growing seasons are longer (or continuous) and the pace of life has never been dictated by the calendar, are less future-oriented and more engaged with the events of the present.

See the amusing mini-lecture video by Prof. Philip Zimbardo, below.

Answer 2

Sunny weather can positively affect people by boosting mood and increasing vitamin D levels. However, overexposure to sunlight can lead to sunburn, dehydration, and heat-related illnesses. It's important to practice sun safety measures such as staying hydrated, wearing sunscreen, and seeking shade when needed.

Answer 3

Sunny weather has been found to have positive effects of the mood of everyone. People with SAD are especially sensitive to the lack of sun.

Answer 4

It allows them to do all the outdoor activities they like and give the tornado-phobics in Tornado Alley some time to relax.

Answer 5

Water can change on a sunny day because the sun could evaporate the water

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Answer 6

because it is hot