Copenhagen Uni seeks foreigners for 'life under lockdown' study
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Published: 3 Apr, 2020 CET.
Updated: Fri 3 Apr 2020 10:52 CET
Copenhagen University is looking for foreigners living in Denmark for 'Where have all the people gone?', a sociological study on life under coronavirus lockdown.
Séamus Power, Assistant professor of Sociology, generated the diary-like study to examine how people in Denmark are experiencing the life under the strict measures brought in on March 11.
"These measures suddenly changed the daily lives for millions of Danes and raise an important question: How have the distancing regulations impacted social relationships, family life, well-being, and mental health?," Power wrote in a page on the study.
Anyone who wants to participate can apply here:
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Séamus Power, Assistant professor of Sociology, generated the diary-like study to examine how people in Denmark are experiencing the life under the strict measures brought in on March 11.
"These measures suddenly changed the daily lives for millions of Danes and raise an important question: How have the distancing regulations impacted social relationships, family life, well-being, and mental health?," Power wrote in a page on the study.
Anyone who wants to participate can apply here:
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