Rising temperatures – deteriorating productivity: An examination into day-to-day dynamics of temperature, sleep, and perceived productivity
Journal of Environmental Psychology · 2026
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night temperaturesleep qualityperceived productivityclimate changeheat exposurebedroom temperaturerelative humiditycarbon dioxideheart ratephysical activitysleep environmentcooling interventionssubjective well-beingSleep and related disordersBuilding Energy and Comfort OptimizationSleep and Work-Related Fatigue
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Christian Rominger, Martha Schneider, Gerald Schweiger, Katja Čeplak, Kristina Kirschner, Julia T. Aulehner, Ruth Höpler, Christian Peer, Andreas Richard Schwerdtfeger. (2026). Rising temperatures – deteriorating productivity: An examination into day-to-day dynamics of temperature, sleep, and perceived productivity. Journal of Environmental Psychology. DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvp.2026.103270
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