How Life is Changing in the Age of Coronavirus

Wave 16 - Week of 6 July

This week we take a closer look at how views on easing restrictions vary by region in the US & UK,
as consumer behaviors & emotions change
. See you next Friday as we view how travel & vacations are changing.

 

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Perceived length of impact (5 months)
remains high.

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UK-more-than-5-months

 

Confidence in government remains low.

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UK-confidence-in-government

 

Optimism has hit another new low.

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Slight differences arise with regional breakdowns in both countries:

 

People are more optimistic about outcomes
in the Midwest (US) and London (UK).

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UK-london-more-optimistic

 

More in the Northeast (US) and South East/West (UK)
are concerned about a second peak of infection...

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UK-south-east-west-second-peak

 

...And more in the Midwest and London
are worried about easing restrictions.

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UK-london-more-worried

 

In the US, people in the Midwest are
much more comfortable going to:

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People in London (vs other parts of the UK)
feel more comfortable:

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Some sentiments are shared across regions and countries:

Reflections on adjusting to the new normal and looking to the future through eCollageTM

BuzzBack eCollage elicits imagery and emotional associations via interactive online collaging

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Blobs reflect this same range of emotions

Blobs elicit consumer feelings through character associations

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