About 67 percent of Americans plan to wear masks when sick, according to the poll by The Washington Post and George Mason University.
and George Mason University's Schar School of Policy and Government, the survey asked 1,000 adults about their lives during the pandemic, as well as what they expect their lives to be like after the crisis.
Additionally, 66 percent said they plan to wear comfortable clothing more often. Forty-six percent said they will socialize with their family and friends virtually, and 73 percent said they plan to spend more time outside. About 17 percent of women said they plan to wear less makeup. Most people who have not returned to their normal lives say that they believe they will be able to within the next year, while only 13 percent said within the next month, and 19 percent said within the next three months. But 12 percent said they believe they will never fully return to their pre-pandemic lives.
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