An international team of researchers is collecting survey data on how people experience various emotions, cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, and adhere to social distancing measures in different countries.

The survey takes about 6 minutes to complete. Everyone who is at least 16 years old is welcome to take part in the study.

To start the survey, choose your language:

Afrikaans		Arabic - اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ		Bahasa Indonesia
Bahasa Malaysia		Brazilian Portuguese -  Português Brasilieiro		Bulgarian - Български
Cantonese - 廣東話		Castilian Spanish - Español		Catalan - Català
Czech - čeština		Croatian - Hrvatski		Danish - Dansk
Dari - دری		English		English
Estonian - Eesti		Filipino		Finnish - Suomi
French - Français		Georgian - ქართული		German - Deutsch
Greek - Ελληνικά		Hebrew - עברית		Hindi - हिन्दी
Hungarian - Magyar		Icelandic - Íslenska		Italian - Italiano
Japanese - 日本語		Kazakh - Қазақ		Korean - 한국어
Latin American Spanish -  Castellano Latinoamericano		Mandarin - 简体中文		Maltese - Malti
Marathi - मराठी		Norwegian - Norsk		Pashto - پښتو
Persian - فارسی		Polish - Polski		Portuguese - Português
Romanian - Română		Russian - Русский		Serbian - Srpski
Swedish - Svenska		Thai - ไทย		Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) -  繁體中文(台灣)
Turkish -Türkçe		Ukrainian - Українська		Vietnamese - Tiếng Việt

 

About the research team:

This project is a collaboration between researchers from all over the world. The team is led by Dr. Disa Sauter and Dr. Rui Sun at the University of Amsterdam.

University of Amsterdam, Netherlands: Alisa Balabanova, Enzo Cáceres, YongQi Cong, Mirna Duric, Tiarah Engels, Tengku Nila Fadhlia, Roza Kamiloğlu, Kunalan Manokara, Dr Milica Nikolic, Carlotta Rieble, Dr Shahira Sharaf

KU Leuven, Belgium: Mariam Chichua, Evgeniya Vedernikova

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel: Dr Jacob Israelashvili

WWU Münster, Germany: Dr Lisanne Pauw

Vrije University Amsterdam, Netherlands: Ketaki Diwan, Pála B. Kúld, Dr TuongVan Vu

Bournemouth University, UK: Dr Laura Vuillier

Education University HK, China: Dr Waikai Hou

University of California, Irvine, US: Hyunjin Koo

Islamic International University Malaysia, Malaysia: Dr Rabiah Amin

University of Padua, Italy: Valeria Vitale

Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, KNAW, Netherlands: Kalliopi Ioumpa

Durham University, UK: Akerke Makhmud

University of Turku, Finland: Dr Lauri Nummenmaa

Radboud University, Netherlands: Samaneh Khademi

University of Oxford, UK: Lamis Hamdi, Dr Gabriela Pavarini 

George Alleyne Chronic Disease Research Centre, Barbados: Ashley Foster-Estwick

University of Ghana, Ghana: Dr Annabella Osei-Tutu

University of Cambridge, UK: Silvia Hnátová, Rishabh Kaushal, Dr Peter Lunga 

University of Johannesburg, South Africa: Carin Hill, Dr Claude-Hélène Mayer, Lusanda Sekaja 

University of Pecs, Hungary: Dr Anita Deak

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan: Michiko Yoshie

Stockholm University, Sweden: Petra Dotlacilova, Magnus Tessing Schneider

Moi University, Kenya: Damian Juma

University of Tartu, Estonia: Dr Silja Voolma

University of Malta, Malta: Dr Claude J Bajada, Dr Kurt Borg

London School of Economics and Political Science, UK: Mariia Kriuchok

University of Wisconsin-Madison, US: Yi-jung Wu

Menoufia University, Egypt: Dr Mai Helmy

The EdTech Hub: Kalifa Damani

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: Alfredo Montelongo

University of Limerick, Ireland: Aoife Whiston

Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand: Amy He Du

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank Amanda and Kubatana, Ayça Alaylı, Gulmira Arysova, Jiafang Chen, Pau Figueras, Global Volunteers Alliance against Covid19, Dr Marja Hinfelaar, Elma Husna, Jaber Mawazini, Nisreen Mehho, Ammar Mhammad Al Mhammad, Danai Papadopetraki, Afra PC, Indira Primasari, Prolific, Khaled Abo Serea, Eman Abd Ahmad Abu Serrieh, Rebecca Simpson, Yuki Watanabe, Shinya Yamamoto, Chenhao Zhou, Ye Zi