Family in the Age of COVID‐19

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Social impacts of COVID-19 Family Dynamics and Relationships COVID-19 and Mental Health

Abstract

T he coronavirus has had a profound effect on the world in a multitude of ways. By the time this appears (written in mid-April 2020), we probably will have some better sense of its ultimate impact. This essay centers on only one meaning of its effects: How it has impacted family life.

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