COVID in Dog Years: How emotional responses to the pandemic has altered our perception of time
By Philip Gable, Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Delaware; and Chris Wendel, PhD Student in Psychology, University of Alabama The COVID-19 pandemic, now in its 19th month, has meant different things to different people. For some, it has meant stress over new school and work regimes, or anxiety over the prospect of catching COVID-19 and dealing with the aftereffects of an infection. But for others, it has created space and freedom to pursue new passions or make decisions that had been put off. Our upended lives – for better or for worse – also likely influenced our perception...
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