Like the virus and its far-reaching effects, telling the story of the pandemic has been unprecedented. On social media, we receive and react to snapshots and momentary flashes, some of which are designed to evoke a visceral reaction rather than a reasonable viewpoint. So it is refreshing to find an academic study of pandemic effects…
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