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Future thinking during lockdown Volume 12, supplément 1, Avril-Mai-Juin 2020

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University of Liège, Belgium
Fund for Scientific Research (F.R.S.-FNRS), Belgium
* Correspondence

The containment measures taken by most governments to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic are radically changing our work, family and social life. Our movements are limited, our activities are disrupted, and our social contacts are restricted. A certain monotony settles in—the days go by and they all look the same—while uncertainty grows. This unprecedented situation puts a heavy strain on our ability to project ourselves into the future... but are we projecting ourselves optimally? The [...]