Published on 17 September 2020 In the middle of the summer holidays, infection rates unexpectedly rose again. Our habit of meeting family, friends, and neighbours during the summer came under pressure with the reintroduction of a smaller bubble. Today, that bubble formula is wearing thin. Some citizens revile the bubble concept, others still believe in the effectiveness of this ... Read More
Report 11: How to keep motivation high during the summer?
Published on 16 July 2020 The weekly average number of infections rose again in recent days. Virologists warn that the virus is still in the country and that continued vigilance is required. For some citizens, these figures are a reason to become anxious, while the same figures strengthen others' commitment to voluntary measures. Read More
Report 9: How to wear mouth masks with a smile?
Published on 19 May 2020 Since Mother's Day, people have been able to coronate and this has done wonders for our motivation. But only a few days after Mother's Day, this motivation boost seems to have worn off. Motivational support has fallen back to 53%, despite the many relaxations. It is worrying that young adults are dependent on flexibility: flexibility is necessary in order to stay motivated. Especially ... Read More
Report 6: Motivation during the 'people's marathon' rises slightly
Published on 5 May 2020 The motivational support for following the corona measures during this 'people's marathon' has gradually decreased in the past weeks, from 81% at the start of the lockdown to 51% at the end of April. The motivation barometer at Ghent University provides cautious good news: since 1 May, voluntary motivation has increased slightly. 58% of the ... Read More
Report 5: Fatigue during the people's marathon strikes
Published on 26 April 2020 The National Security Council proposed a series of easing measures last Friday night. These give the people perspective, although their implementation is conditional and hard choices had to be made. Our social contacts will necessarily be at a low ebb for some time to come. It is more important than ever to persevere during this 'people's marathon', in which the ... Read More
Report 3: Psychological vitamins in times of corona fatigue
Published on 14 April 2020 The corona measures are beginning to take their psychological toll. Corona fatigue sets in, with some beginning to yearn for their old, normal lives. Although we are urged by the government and scientists to persevere, perseverance takes more and more energy. Some lose their self-control and become more nonchalant. ... Read More
Report 2: Is our motivation for following through levelling off? The importance of clear and logical communication
Published on 8 April 2020 Last weekend, a debate arose about the exact content of certain measures, such as who can rest on a park bench. As different politicians and scientists gave their opinions, this caused some confusion among the public. It is crucial that during the refinement and later phasing out of the measures there is clarity on the ... Read More
Report 1: How long will we be able to keep these measures up? Our motivation is fine for the time being!
Published on 30 March 2020 In order to achieve great performances, top athletes need to train daily and take good care of themselves. Their motivation plays a key role here. Without a large dose of healthy motivation, they cannot keep up their demanding training rhythm. In these coronary times, people's motivation to stick to the prescribed measures is also put to the test. ... Read More
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