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Checking Out

... A quantitative overview of how youth spend their free time.ACTIVITIES TO CHECK OUTHow often, if at all, do you do each of the following?At Least Daily Summary Multitask | Get distracted by other things than what you're intending to focus on | Use the do not disturb function on my phone (i.e., turn off notifications) | Take a Nap | Meditate DAILY FEELINGS ABOUNDHow often, if at all, do you feel each of the following?At Least Daily Summary Stressed | Anxious | Bored | Overwhelmed ...

Technology

... | Spending time online makes me feel better about myself | I want to be famous | The Internet helps me live a healthier life TECH ACTIONS & USAGEWhich of the following best describes your experience with these actions, products, or services? Turned off email notifications/stopped checking email for a period of time | Temporarily deleted or deactivated my social media accounts | Taken a digital detox (i.e., going a certain amount of time without using digital devices) | Purposefully left my ...

Innovation & Social Media

... Trendsetters have turned off email notifications/stopped checking email for a period of time and/or have temporarily deleted their social media accounts. UK Trendsetters (53%) are more likely than U.S. Trendsetters (42%) to purposefully leave their phone behind when going out. Other actions youth are taking today, though to a lesser extent, include taking digital detoxes (i.e., going a certain amount of time without using digital devices), permanently deleting or deactivating their social media accounts ...

Betterment & Productivity

... way I complete day-to-day tasks | I actively look for ways to avoid wasting time and effort | I have avoided social media to be more productive | I am more productive if I make my goals known to others | I like to set goals with someone so we can share in the experience | I have turned off text/email/app notifications to be more productive | I outsource mundane tasks to have time to do more important things | None of the above 66% of UK youth and 65% of U.S. youth would rather set small ...

Brands & Marketing

... prefer these types of communication channels the most, especially in the U.S.In which of the following ways, if any, would you want to hear from brands?Please select all that apply. Social media | Email | Text | Mail | Notifications | Phone call | Newsletter | Chat apps | None of the above PLATFORMS TO HEAR FROM BRANDSWhen hearing from a brand specifically on a social media platform, Facebook is the top choice among youth in general and Trendsetters; 76% of U.S. Trendsetters and 69% of ...

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ACHY BREAKY HEART

... something you are then grateful for. — Akriti, 17, NY (Cassandra Collective) - BREAK-UP BOSS - When you're going through a breakup, your feelings change constantly. Break-Up Boss understands that and is here to be a pocket companion, guiding you through your breakup every step of the way. The app allows you to write texts to your ex that you don’t send (“to let out all your rage/upset/misery”). Additionally, you can get some "advice SOS" through snappy quotes and receive daily "pep-pep" notifications to ...

SOCIAL LADDER

... conversation. - BEREAL - BeReal’s App Store description says everything you need to know: "BeReal won't make you famous,” it states. “If you want to become an influencer you can stay on TikTok and Instagram." The anti-filter, anti-curation, and, yes, anti-influencer app just wants you to connect with your real friends in an authentic way. The app sends users a push notification once a day, at random times, and tasks them with capturing that exact moment using both their front- and back-facing cameras ...