A warm cup on a cold day. How Physical Sensations Affect Our Decisions (№ 415688)

The feeling of cold or heat depends not only on the temperature in the room, but also on the mood. If you feel lonely (when you've been suspended from an activity or when you're in the same room with people who don't share your opinions, attitudes, and values), your physical and psychological state changes. Even if you're just standing or sitting far away from a person or group, you feel isolated. The room gets colder. Conversely, if you feel like you're a member of a circle or company, if you're in a room with people who share your views and tastes, or if you're sitting next to someone, then you feel like a warmer room.