A Social Person As “Living with Covid-19 and Social Competence”

Key Points

• Social competence is significantly affected by the social environment during Covid-19, influencing interaction quality.
• Findings indicate that social adaptation skills can mitigate some negative effects of isolation on well-being.
• Observational analysis across various demographics highlights key socialization trends and practices during the pandemic.
• Implications suggest a need for strategies to enhance social competence in the ongoing context of Covid-19.