KnowraShiveringLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Shivering, each with the reason it gives.All 8Broader topic 1Related 7ThermoregulationRelated: Shivering raises heat production when cold signals exceed the body's defenses.HypothermiaRelated: Shivering is an early heat-producing response, but it becomes ineffective as cooling worsens.Body temperatureRelated: Shivering raises heat production when cold exposure threatens body temperature.HomeothermyRelated: Shivering raises internal heat production when body temperature falls.ThermogenesisBroader topic: Repeated muscle contractions raise heat production when cold defenses recruit movement.EndothermRelated: Endotherms recruit shivering when other heat sources cannot meet cold exposure.Goose bumpsRelated: It often accompanies cold-induced goose bumps but produces heat through larger muscles.Human body temperatureRelated: It increases heat production when the body is cold.