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Most of the attention during the COVID-19 global pandemic has been on the medical and public health impact, as it should be. But what about the impact on human interactions? How has COVID-19 affected our social and relational health?

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8-11-2020

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Cedarville, Cedarville University, COVID-19, social distancing

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Weinstein, Mark D., 'How Social Distancing is Changing Human Behavior' (2020). News Releases. 1158.
https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/news_releases/1158

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This study compares the perception of stigma measured as social distance between users (n = 40) and non-users (n = 202) of local food pantries in the Upper Midwest. Utilizing the concept of social distance to measure social disapproval and stigma with a new Food Pantry Stigma Scale, these nonprobability results indicated that users’ perception of stigma was significantly higher than the non-using public (Cohen’s d = 1.56). These findings suggest that public support for need-based use of local food pantries in the Upper Midwest is substantially higher than those facing food insecurity anticipate.

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Kindle, Peter A.; Foust-Newton, McKayla; Reis, Marissa; and Gell, Margaret (2019) 'Food Pantries and Stigma: Users’ Concerns and Public Support,' Contemporary Rural Social Work Journal: Vol. 11 : No. 1 , Article 2.
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