Face-to-face communication drops among older kids
Given the multitude of communication devices at their fingertips, it's no surprise that the nature of how kids are socializing is changing. According to Kids Leisure Time IV, the latest report from New York-based market research company The NPD Group, person-to-person socialization is decreasing with kids as they get older and is being replaced by other forms of socialization such as social networks, cell phone usage and video chatting.
March 14, 2011
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