Behavioural Dynamics and Related Adaptations with Change in Weather

The current pilot research titled “Behavioural dynamics and related adaptations with change in weather” seeks to quantify the repercussion of weather dynamics on human behaviour and choices and emphasises the variance in how individuals perceive and respond to weather. This research focuses on individuals between the ages of 18 and 40, taking into account gender differences in exploring multiple factors that could influence a person's daily behaviour. These factors include mood, couture, academics, dietary regimen, affliction, retailing, illumination and aeration and travel. The simultaneous interplay of these factors contributes to an individual's judgement skills. This study aids in comprehending the impact of diverse weather conditions on individuals of varying genders and their employment statuses. The Pearson product-moment correlation was employed to measure the strength and direction of relationship between 2 variables ( male and female population ). The value was found to be 0.10 , which depicts a positive correlation although a weaker one between the male and female participants regarding their adaptations with changing weather.