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Vol. XXII, No. 9, September 2022
- Editor's corner (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article101.shtml#article)
- What is the effect of Covid-19 on peoples' lives and expectations right now? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article102.shtml#article)
- Fewer Millennials are now married, but more have children (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article103.shtml#article)
- Changes to participation and time with leisure & entertainment in 2021 compared to 2019 (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article104.shtml#article)
- No, it's not all about the attraction (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article105.shtml#article)
- U.S. adults have begun to reduce spending on entertainment (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article106.shtml#article)
- Thoughts on competitive socializing; is it the correct term? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article107.shtml#article)
- The impact of remote work on LBE group events (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article108.shtml#article)
- Has the pandemic changed the importance of in-person socialization? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article109.shtml#article)
- Electric Shuffle embraces socialized gaming (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article110.shtml#article)
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What is the effect of Covid-19 on peoples' lives and expectations right now?
Fewer than one-quarter of adults report that their life is the same as it
was before the pandemic (23%). Three in 10 report it is not at all the same
(31%).

Craftsmen, laborers, farm workers, and homemakers report the highest
percentages of life being exactly the same. Service workers report the
highest rate of life as not at all the same.

For people who say their lives are not back to normal, one-quarter say it
definitely will get back to normal (24%), while over one-third say it
definitely will not (35%). Four in 10 are unsure (40%).

Adult Gen Zs are the most optimistic their lives will be back to normal
(31%). 35- to 54-year-olds are the most pessimistic that their lives will
get back to normal (41%)

By income, the lowest and the highest income adults are the most
pessimistic, with 40% saying their lives will definitely not get back to
normal.

One factor influencing peoples' attitudes about getting back to normal
could be how much of a risk to their health and well-being it would be to
get back to normal pre-pandemic life due to the current state of Covid-19.
Almost eight in 10 adults think there is still a risk (79%).

Almost six in 10 are still concerned about the Covid-19 outbreak (58%).

Four in 10 think there is still a large or moderate risk of in-person
gatherings (40%). Almost four in 10 say there is a large or moderate risk
of returning to their pre-coronavirus life (38%).

Vol. XXII, No. 9, September 2022
- Editor's corner (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article101.shtml#article)
- What is the effect of Covid-19 on peoples' lives and expectations right now? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article102.shtml#article)
- Fewer Millennials are now married, but more have children (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article103.shtml#article)
- Changes to participation and time with leisure & entertainment in 2021 compared to 2019 (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article104.shtml#article)
- No, it's not all about the attraction (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article105.shtml#article)
- U.S. adults have begun to reduce spending on entertainment (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article106.shtml#article)
- Thoughts on competitive socializing; is it the correct term? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article107.shtml#article)
- The impact of remote work on LBE group events (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article108.shtml#article)
- Has the pandemic changed the importance of in-person socialization? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article109.shtml#article)
- Electric Shuffle embraces socialized gaming (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ lenews/ 2022/ september/ article110.shtml#article)
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