“…Three approaches to the form of adaptation in this adaptive process are behavioral adjustment (including the adjustment of clothes worn), physiological adaptation (or acclimatization), and psychological reactions (or desires/expectations) (de Dear, Brager, and Cooper, 1997 in Alfata, 2011). The issue of thermal comfort with an adaptive approach has become a basis for determining thermal comfort in buildings (Prawoto and Effendi, 2019). The adjustment of human behavior to thermal comfort is based on the adaptive thermal comfort model, which is defined as a thermal preference which is the result of a physiological response to indoor parameters and desires based on climate-cultural determinants such as past experiences (Auliciems in Darmawan, 1999 and Alfata, 2011).…”