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Why Social Science? Because It Can Help Us Cope with Pandemic Fatigue

COVID-19 and the potential costs of social isolation

Extended Guidance for Applicants Preparing Applications During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Impacts of the coronavirus on intimate partner violence

Impacts of the coronavirus on access to controlled substances

Parent behaviors supporting children's independence vary by family risk

Podcast features researchers collecting local COVID-19 data for action

Update on In-Person Human Subjects Research

Impacts of the coronavirus on social support and mental health

Researchers study trends in Pennsylvania school reopening plans

Reflections from Living in Sweden during COVID-19

Public health preparedness master's students take on COVID-19-related projects

Why Social Science? Because We’re Living Through an “Infodemic”

Responding to COVID-19: Emerging Insights from SBE Sciences

Expanding Empathy Zoom Webinars

Impacts of the coronavirus on child care facilities

NSF funding to bolster research communication strategies project

Impacts of the coronavirus on parental substance abuse

Impacts of the coronavirus on moral emotions

Covid-19 & the Classroom: Back to School in a Pandemic

Why Social Science? Because Collective Behavior Change is the Only Way We Can Stop the Spread of COVID-19

Impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on increasing privacy risks

Mood of the Nation Poll offers a snapshot of life during pandemic's early phase

MASC initiative helps unite Penn State in the COVID-19 fight

Impacts of the coronavirus on non-COVID related medical care

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