Read about the survey in Danish
Survey: Where have all the people gone?
Reconstructing daily life during the Corona Crisis

How are your daily routines affected by social distancing measures? How do you keep in touch with friends and family? What government regulations are the most difficult to follow? And why?
On March 11th, the Danish government closed down schools, universities, and set in motion other distancing strategies designed to keep us physically apart. These measures suddenly changed the daily lives for millions of Danes and raise an important question: How have the distancing regulations impacted social relationships, family life, well-being, and mental health?
You can help us find out!
Participate in the survey here
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All participants will be asked to fill out a diary-like survey where you share details of your activities from the previous day. The survey takes approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.
The study has been developed by a team of researchers from the Departments of Sociology and Psychology at the University of Copenhagen and WZB Berlin Social Science Center.
The researchers behind the survey
- Merlin Schaeffer, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, UCPH
- Dr. Jan Paul Heisig, Berlin Social Science Centre
- Thomas Morton, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, UCPH
- Séamus Power, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, UCPH
Funding
The survey is funded by the Faculty of Social Sciences' emergency grants allocated for research on societal aspects of Covid-19.
Follow the study
The projektet has its own blog, which is updated with new results from the survey:
KU Corona Diary Blog