*The following is excerpted from an online article posted on StudyFinds.
What day is it again? If you’ve been feeling like all days blur together lately, you’re definitely not alone. As millions of Americans continue to spend 24 hours per day at home during the coronavirus pandemic, it’s become worryingly common for people to forget what day it is. According to a new survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, the average person can’t seem to recall which day it is five times per week.
Another 80% said that each day is just like the one before at this point.
Humorously, 59% of respondents didn’t even know what day it was when they filled out the survey, which was commissioned by RXBAR.
Clearly, all of this monotony isn’t exactly healthy, both mentally and physically. A significant portion of participants (65%) said they’re struggling to stay motivated during this lockdown period. Nearly 75% have “given up on real clothes” and spend all day every day in sweats.
Many respondents are also having a hard time getting in the right head space for work; many constantly feel unprepared for professional zoom calls, and 69% just can’t focus on work tasks while at home.
The survey was conducted by OnePoll.
Source: StudyFinds
https://www.studyfinds.org/corona-daze-average-person-forgets-what-day-it-is-five-times-per-week/
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