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Notes and Trends

Young people seem to be always “on”—on the Web, on social media, on video games, on television, etc. What impact is being always “on” having on these individuals? A Kaiser Family Foundation study found that 8 to 18 years old spend, on average, 7 and half hours “on” per day, and if you consider that sometimes they’re doing more than one “on” activity at once, the total is really 11 hours. And they’re even “on” when they’re doing homework. The study found that for those who spend the most time “on,” these students have poorer grades and more behavioral problems. The Week, February 5, 2010, p. 21