Stress or resilience

The consequences can be quite different from person to person. Some people experience spatial distance as an act of solidarity that creates a feeling of community. Some see the forced pause in public life as an opportunity for deceleration and reflection. Some use the time gained for activities that would otherwise be left behind in everyday life.
For many, however, the global crisis means acceleration of fears, uncertainty and perplexity. A forced home office can throw a familiar work-life balance out of kilter, and looking after children at the same time can be an additional strain on families. The loss of the accustomed everyday life then quickly leads to psychological instability.

The real consequences, but also the chances of this enormous challenge for people and society are not yet clear. mAIndcraft wants with the help of intelligent data analysis to identify effective coping strategies and personalized recommendations deriving from the state of emergency of a previously unknown scale.