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Mood Effects of Weather Conditions of the Zagreb Population, Croatia

Aleksandar Momirović
Branislava Resanović
Josip Čulig
Ivona Herljević


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Abstract

The level of information on biometeorologic reports and mood effects of weather conditions on the Zagreb population were assessed in a sample of 782 subjects. Only 103 (13.2%) study subjects had not been informed on biometeorologic reports. Mood effects of weather conditions were reported by more than 76% of study subjects, 18.3% of them reporting meteorosensitivity. Meteorosensitivity showed a female predominance, and increased with age and level of education. 88% of chronic patients reported discomforts caused by changes in atmospheric conditions. Apathy and sleepiness were the most common mood changes associated with weather changes, whereas humid weather was indicated as a weather type that caused most discomforts in study subjects.

Keywords

biometeorology; mood effects; meteorosensitivity; Zagreb; Croatia

Hrčak ID:

5230

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/5230

Publication date:

15.12.2005.

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