2020-07-18
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Keywords: | entertainment, stress, sleep, diet, work from home, Built environment, television viewing |
I would like to thank the authors for this is very interesting and timely study.
I have a few comments/suggestions:
- Abstract: ’most preferred to work from their bedroom’. I was wondering to what extent this is an actual choice given the multiple restrictions that might apply in some instances, especially in smaller or overcrowded homes.
- I would have perhaps included the Aims in the Introduction rather than the Methods section.
- I think that part of the results analysis could be slightly clearer. For instance: "There is significant positive relation with 95% confidence interval and R2=0.18 [...]" I would have interpreted such an R2 value as a weak correlation? This applies to other results too, such as the analysis of sleep patterns.
- A more in-depth analysis of potential relationships between the characteristics of participating homes and wellbeing during the lockdown would have been very interesting.