New international study on the social impact of the lockdown

The icPSP at the University of Nottingham is working with a team of experts in social networks from The University of Manchester, the University of East Anglia and London Metropolitan University, on launching, collating and analysing the results of a nationwide questionnaire.

The study will explore how personal relationships may have changed during lockdown, including how confinement has impacted domestic, work, leisure and social habits.

The anonymous survey is open to everyone and can be completed on computers, tablets and smartphones.

Alessio D'Angelo, research lead of the icPSP, is part of the interdisciplinary team which will analyse the results and undertake comparisons with a similar study taking place in France.

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