A 65-degree day seems warm in February but cold in July.This is best explained in terms of

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The adaptation-level phenomenon refers to the tendency of individuals to adapt to a certain level of stimulation or environment and perceive subsequent changes from that baseline as more extreme. In this case, individuals have adapted to warmer temperatures in July, making a 65-degree day feel cold, but in February, the baseline is colder temperatures, making a 65-degree day feel warm.

A 65-Degree Day Seems Warm in February but Cold in July.This