Effect of COVID-19 on virtual socializing in the U.S. 2020, by gender
Many Americans are currently staying at home in order to flatten the curve of COVID-19 spread. As the majority of adults in the United States has stopped going to public places and meeting in-person during the coronavirus pandemic, many have taken to socializing online. Overall, 42 percent of adults in the United States have socialized virtually with friends and family. Women were more likely than men to socialize digitally.
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