Why do You Shiver When You are Cold?
When you shiver it is your body trying to become warm. The shivering helps the muscles to produce heat, therefore warming our bodies. By wrapping your head and neck when it is cold outside, you can prevent becoming cold.
For example, if you are cold you can put on a coat or wrap yourself in a blanket; this is a behavioural response. A physiological response is when your brain tells your body to do something. A part of the brain called the ‘hypothalamus’ monitors our temperature.
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