Chicago Students Experience Mood Boost with Warmer Weather
• Warmer temperatures in Chicago led to a noticeable mood and productivity boost among Columbia College students.
• Students reported increased energy and motivation to engage in outdoor activities, contrasting winter lethargy.
• The change highlights the significant impact of weather on mental health, especially in combating Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Warmer weather improves mood, productivity at Columbia
In Chicago, a brief rise in temperatures to 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit has significantly improved the mood and productivity of students at Columbia College.
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