Online food shopping reinvented: developing digitally enabled coping strategies in times of crisis

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Table 1. Research participants

Interview alias		Household	Age interval	Profession/Occupation
1	Lars	Couple	60–70	Teacher higher education
2	Susanne	Family/2 children	55–60	Office worker
3	Anna	Single	50–55	Teacher higher education
4	Moa	Student/family, 2 grown-up children	20–25	Student
5	Karin	Single	50–55	Cultural worker (unemployed)
6	Hanna	Family, 3 children	40–45	HR Manager
7	Marita	Couple	60–65	Administrator
8	Gunhild	Single household	75–80	Retired
9	Elin	Family, one child	35–40	Nurse (parental leave)
10	Anette	Couple	55–60	Teacher higher education
11	Caroline	Couple	30–35	Consultant
12	Erdem	Single	45–50	Student
13	Kerstin	Couple	75–80	Retired
14	Mats	Family, 2 children	55–60	Counselor
15	Julia	Family, 2 children	40–45	Midwife
16	Magnus	Family, 2 children	45–50	High school teacher
17	Ulla	Couple	70–75	Retired
18	Ingrid	Couple	65–70	Retired
19	Malin	Family, 2 children	45–50	Consultant
20	Mariann	Couple	70–75	Retired
21	Ola (M)	Couple	50–55	Sales manager
22	Catarina and Erik	Family, 2 children	45–50	Recruitment manager & Office manager
23	Isabella	Single household	45–50	Priest
24	Ulrika	Family, 2 children	40–45	Business owner
25	Linda	Couple	45–50	Communicator
26	Eva	Couple	65–70	Retired
27	Mikael	Single	45–50	Financial advisor
28	Helena	Single	50–55	Customer service manager
29	Britta	Couple	50–55	Regional manager
30	Sandra	Family, 2 children	35–40	Student
31	Jenny	Couple	25–30	Graphic designer