5 factors that affect women's emotions

In summer, refreshing rainy days can make people feel calm, while hot and humid rainy days with high air pressure can make people feel uncomfortable. In addition, scenic mountains, forests and seasides are more suitable for travel than magnificent man-made palaces because they make people relax. The factors that affect people's emotions are likely to be non-physiological, so we should pay more attention to regulation in our lives.

1. Biological clock

All physiological activities of the human body are not constant, but have regular ups and downs, which is the biological clock. More than 100 physiological activities of the human body, including blood pressure, body temperature, pulse, heartbeat, nerve excitation and inhibition, hormone secretion, etc., are all governed by the biological clock, thus producing the peaks and lows of physiological activities. During the climax period, emotions are often fuller and work efficiency is high. During low periods, people are in low spirits and are prone to negative emotional reactions such as impatience, which results in low work efficiency and the tendency to make mistakes. Generally speaking, the biological clock is at a low ebb during noon and after dusk, so people should try to avoid disturbing each other, especially not arranging important activities.