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Digital contact does not promote wellbeing, but face-to-face contact does: A cross-national survey during the COVID-19 pandemic
Newson, Martha
;
El Zein, Marwa
;
Sulik, Justin
;
Zhao, Yi
;
Dezecache, Guillaume
;
Deroy, Ophelia
;
Tuncgenc, Bahar
. - : Sage, 2021
Abstract:
With restricted face-to-face interactions, Covid-19 lockdowns and distancing measures tested the capability of computer-mediated communication to foster social contact and wellbeing. In a multinational sample (n= 6436), we investigated how different modes of contact related to wellbeing during the pandemic. Computer-mediated communication was more common than face-to-face, and its use was influenced by Covid-19 death rates, more so than state stringency measures. Despite its legal and health threats, face-to-face contact was still positively associated with wellbeing, and messaging apps had a negative association. Perceived household vulnerability to Covid-19 reduced the positive effect of face-to-face communication on wellbeing, but surprisingly, people’s own vulnerability did not. Computer-mediated communication was particularly negatively associated with the wellbeing of young and empathetic people. Findings show people endeavored to remain socially connected, yet on the other hand, maintain a physical distance, despite the tangible costs to their wellbeing.
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GN Anthropology
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https://kar.kent.ac.uk/92205/
https://doi.org/10.1177/14614448211062164
https://kar.kent.ac.uk/92205/1/NMS%20article%20second%20revisions%20clean.docx
https://kar.kent.ac.uk/92205/2/NMS%20article%20second%20revisions%20clean.pdf
https://kar.kent.ac.uk/92205/13/14614448211062164.pdf
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