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Archive for May 28, 2013

Teens' Social Media Unfriending & Blocking Behavior, 2012 [TABLE]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

Three in four (74%) teen social media users have deleted people from their network or friends’ list.

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Teens' Social Media Reputation Management Practices, 2012 [TABLE]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

17% online teens say they have been contacted online by someone they did not know in a way that made them feel scared or uncomfortable.

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Parental Concern Over Child's Online Presence, 2012 [CHART]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

Parents show much greater levels of concern than their children about advertisers accessing information about their child.

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Teens' Concern Over Third-Party Access To Facebook Data, 2012 [TABLE]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

40% of teen social media users say they are “very” or “somewhat” concerned that some of the information they share on social networking sites might be accessed by third parties.

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Facebook Network Size & Shared Personal Information, 2012 [TABLE]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

Teens with an above-average number of friends are more likely to include a photo of themselves, their school name, their relationship status, and their cell phone number on their profile.

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Facebook Network Size vs. Network Variety, 2012 [TABLE]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

Teen Facebook users with more than 600 friends are more likely to be friends on Facebook with peers who don’t attend their own school.

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Teen Facebook Users Who Also Use Instagram & Twitter, 2012 [CHART]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

Teens with a larger number of Facebook friends also tend to maintain profiles on a wider range of platforms outside of Facebook itself.

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Teen Social Networking Use Frequency By Number Of Facebook Friends, 2012 [CHART]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

Some 65% of teens with more than 600 friends on Facebook say that they visit social networking sites several times a day.

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Teens' Facebook Friends & Twitter Followers, 2012 [TABLE]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

Teen Facebook users have an average (mean number) of 425.4 friends, with the typical (median) teen Facebook user having 300 friends.

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Teens' Facebook Network Size, 2012 [CHART]

By David Erickson | May 28, 2013

The typical (median) teen Facebook user has 300 friends. Among older teens and girls, the median increases to 350 friends.

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