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What has fueled rule-breaking during the pandemic? It may be a combination of boredom and politics, new study says.
What has fueled rule-breaking during the pandemic? It may be a combination of boredom and politics, new study says.

Nadine Yousif

Toronto Star, June 2021

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Bust children's boredom by motivating them to find meaning, not telling them to 'go play outside'.
Bust children's boredom by motivating them to find meaning, not telling them to 'go play outside'.

Kate Bueckert

CBC Online, June 2021

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Social conservatives more likely to break COVID-19 restrictions out of boredom.
Social conservatives more likely to break COVID-19 restrictions out of boredom.

Brooke Taylor

CTV News, June 2021

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Sanlian Lifeweek Magazine
Sanlian Lifeweek Magazine

Yuqi Zhang

Sanlian Lifeweek Magazine, June 2021

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The main reason for your pandemic boredom.
The main reason for your pandemic boredom.

Jessica Grose

The New York Times, April 2021

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Groundhog year: This is what 12 months of monotony does to your brain.
Groundhog year: This is what 12 months of monotony does to your brain.

Natasha Preskey

The Independent, March 2021

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In the social distancing era, boredom may pose a public health threat.
In the social distancing era, boredom may pose a public health threat.

Sujata Gupta

Science News, February 2021

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Pandemic boredom is thrilling - and might even be helpful.
Pandemic boredom is thrilling - and might even be helpful.

Amanda Buckiewicz

CBC Quirks & Quarks, January 2021

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Curing boredom with James Danckert Part Two
Curing boredom with James Danckert Part Two

Martina Advaney

Youth Time Magazine, January 2021

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Curing boredom with James Danckert Part One
Curing boredom with James Danckert Part One

Martina Advaney

Youth Time Magazine, January 2021

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How to channel boredom
How to channel boredom

James Danckert and John Eastwood

Psyche Aeon, January 2021

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Making boredom help you thrive during COVID-19
Making boredom help you thrive during COVID-19

Michelle Hiskey

webMD, December 2020

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How to be bored.
How to be bored.

Shayna Love

Vice, December 2020

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Boredom is spreading the Coronavirus
Boredom is spreading the Coronavirus

Kendra Pierre-Louis

elemental, December 2020

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Holiday stress may be 'amplified' by coronavirus. Experts urge mindfulness and planning.
Holiday stress may be 'amplified' by coronavirus. Experts urge mindfulness and planning.

Emerald Bensadoun

Global News, December 2020

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6 tricks to banish boredom right now
6 tricks to banish boredom right now

Margarita Tartakovsky

meEquilibrium, July 2020

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How to break through the lockdown boredom barrier
How to break through the lockdown boredom barrier

Lauren Libbert

The Telegraph, November 2020

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Coronavirus - concerns grow over rule-breaking as restrictions take their toll on people's well-being
Coronavirus - concerns grow over rule-breaking as restrictions take their toll on people's well-being

Linda Lew

South China Morning Post, November 2020

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Best books about ideas of 2020
Best books about ideas of 2020

Steven Poole

The Guardian, November 2020

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Escape the boredom trap
Escape the boredom trap

Jill Waldbieser

The New York Times, November 2020

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