2020 No https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/josh.12986 Golshan, T Asia Australia Europe North America Exposure Study Students High School (9-12) Temperature Adolescent health Adolescents Cross-national research Global warming School physical environment Thermal comfort The statistically significant difference between the "cold season survey" score of 4.04 (discomfort) and "warm-season survey" score of 3.47 (slight discomfort) (p = .04) indicates that students feel more thermal discomfort during winter months in all 8 locations. The heat wave survey score was 4.53 (discomfort). During the cold season, 29.24% of high school students felt themselves in full thermal comfort and 76.48% of the students felt themselves relatively comfortable (slightly cool-comfortable-slightly warm).