This study investigates the nuanced interplay between remote work and relationship resilience, offering insights into how the shift towards telecommuting amid the COVID-19 pandemic influences the delicate equilibrium between career aspirations and interpersonal connections.

Explore the impact of COVID-19 through the lens of social psychology, from mental health resilience to societal behavior patterns.

A 'good relationship' represents different things to different people. Nevertheless, good relationships typically involve 2 people who appreciate and can communicate with each other and have equal privileges, opportunities, and responsibilities.

Frequent use is perceived as alienating with negative side effects. Problems can arise when social networks become a virtual simulation of reality.