You are a Confident Skeptic!

You’re confident that things will be back to normal soon. You think most people are overreacting and aren’t too worried about the impact of the virus on your personal life. You are *eye rolling* at the aggressive stocking up people are doing – this isn’t the end of the world! All that said, you are still conscious of the impact the virus can have on others, like older family members.

You are a Pragmatist!

You’re pretty relaxed about things, relatively speaking. You’re surrounded by people on both sides of the pandemic spectrum – ones that are freaking out and others that say “no big deal”. Of course, you’re making some practical changes like avoiding older family members and washing your hands, but you’d rather rely on proven facts than get worked up about an article your neighbor sent you on Facebook.

You are a Panicked Millenial!

This virus is so extra! Okay, so if you weren’t born after 1981, you’re definitely young at heart and are feeling a significant impact on your daily life. You’re particularly worried about your employment, the availability of essentials and maintaining some semblance of mental health with all this social distancing. You’re a little overwhelmed by the mass of information that’s emerged from the pandemic and are trying to cope in isolation by stocking up on food, entertainment and anything to bring you comfort.

You are a Sheltering Alarmist!

You are a model citizen, following guidelines to stay at home and socially distance. All for good reason, though – you’re pretty worried about the pandemic, particularly on big-picture things like the economy and our healthcare systems. Watch out, though. Your neighbor might be knocking on your door soon for some toilet paper…

You are an Older Connection Seeker!

All this social distancing is a nuisance! But not to worry – you’ve kept your social network intact, replacing face to face visits with more phone & online time with friends and family. Other than that, you’re passing the time watching more shows and movies – who says Tiger King is just for the kids?!