Lenhart,
Anada, and Madden, Mary(January 3, 2007). Social Networking Websites and Teens
: An Overview. Pew Research Center Publications. Report.
According to a national survey of
teenagers conducted by the Pew Internet & American Life Project they find American youth age teenagers usually use online social networking
sites. They have some special features. Over half of them don't want
to expose their profile except allowed people. Almost them usually want to
limited people. Also, they usually use online social networking at least one
time every day. However, Older teens show
different aspects; they show almost opposite to youth age teenagers. In addition, Teens say social networking sites help them to
connect with their friend. They sometimes use that to flirt to
other teens.
This report was made in January 7,
2007, and this used currently data. In addition, this was based on a
survey from Pew Internet & American Life Project. This
is fact-based information because researcher used telephone
from October 23 through November 19, 2006, among a national sample of 935
youths ages 12-17 asked about the ways that teenagers use these sites and
their reasons for doing so. This article was designed to inform, and it used
survey data and number it is objective and proving.
The date of the article may be fine for some information but too old for other information. Consider lines 25-50: This information may be too old simply because so many more people have mobile access to the web now. However, the information in lines 51-77 may still be reliable as these reasons could still be the same.
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