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Pre-Teen Boys Are Online Gamers; Girls Listen to Music

The American Kids Study says that during the survey period, more than half of the 6-11 age group went online in the last 30 days, and 8.1% went online every day. 42.6% of respondents played games online, while 23.1% "Did stuff for school/homework." More girls than boys used e-mail, and just 2.6% of all respondents visited chat rooms.
When it comes to music, the largest percentage of respondents listened via a car radio, boys are more likely to play a video, Internet or computer game every day. The majority of both boys and girls say friends are an important part of their lives, and most report they want to go to college. In their room, the lead item is a CD player, closely followed by a TV. Remember when a radio was the top gadget in your bedroom as a kid?
Source: Mediamark Research, The American Kids Study, 2005
posted by Unknown @ Sunday, January 08, 2006,