Newsletter Photo by Usman Yousaf on Unsplash Hotter days bring out hotter tempers, research finds Studies add to the literature showing how people act out aggressively when it’s hot.
Impactscommons.wikimedia.org Hotter days lead to more harassment and hate speech As temperatures rise, so does human anger and aggression. That’s the takeaway from two new studies published in the past week — the latest in a growing collection of literature linking extreme heat to changes in human temperament and behavior.
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