A recent Berkeley Education study has come up with some pretty intersting findings about shifts in persnality as a result of Covid. Could it be that this pandemic has changed the way people think, feel and interact? Have you found that with people you know? With yourself?_x000D_ _x000D_ In this club, we'll take a deep look at the conditions and results of this amazing research. According to this study of 7,000 people in the US from the ages of 18 to 109, people have become less extraverted, open-minded, agreeable and conscientious than they were before Covid. Can such a thing actually trigger shifts in our personalities? If so, what does that mean going forward?_x000D_ _x000D_ Another interesting result was that these negative personality shifts were more prevalent in young adults than they were in middle aged and older people. Has the youth gone more insular?_x000D_ _x000D_ Do you think these findings are comparable to what's happening here in China? To your friends and family? To you? Let's have a deep discussion!_x000D_ _x000D_ 伯克利教育(Berkeley Education)最近的一项研究得出了一些非常有趣的发现，这些发现有关疫情导致的性格变化。会不会是这场大流行改变了人们的思考、感受和互动方式？你在认识的人身上发现了这些改变吗？在自己身上呢？_x000D_ _x000D_ 在这个club里，我们将深入研究这项惊人研究的条件和结果。这项对美国7000名18岁至109岁的人进行的研究显示，与疫情之前相比，人们变得不那么外向、开放、随和和认真了。这样的事情真的能引发我们性格的转变吗？如果是这样，这意味着什么？_x000D_ _x000D_ 另一个有趣的结果是，这些消极的性格转变在年轻人中比在中年人和老年人中更普遍，年轻人变得更加孤僻了吗？_x000D_ _x000D_ 你认为这些发现与中国的情况有可比性吗？对你的朋友和家人来说呢？你自己呢？让我们深入讨论一下！