The influence or climate on human society, from the way we raise our children to the kind of work we do, is so obvious that we often overlook it. at the most basic level, china to shows how much time we spend outdoors or indoors. Children in a mind climate are encouraged to play or do their chores outside and are therefore likely to spend their time away from adult supervision. These children become more venturesome, independent and self-sufficient adults than children who grow up in supervised, more restrictive indoor environments.
When cold weather keeps people indoors and in close contact with one another, the culture value system reflects the lack of smooth social and familial interaction In her study of the Utku Eskimos, the anthropologist Jean Briggs observed that Utku adults discourage their offspring from emotional expression of any kind crying, sereaming even convulsive giggling Utku children are expected, thus, to control. their emotions Discipline takes the form of silence, laughter or threats of supernatural forces rather than physical punishment. On the other hand,the nyansongo Gusii, who live in the warm climate of Kenya and spend most of their time out-of-doors do not discourage emotional displays unlike the Utku, the Gusii prefer the cane as a punishment for their children