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August 25, 2015
Americans’ Views on Mobile Etiquette
Smartphone Owners Live Always-On Lives
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American Trends Panel Wave 4 Dataset
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Americans’ Views on Mobile Etiquette
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89% of Cell Owners Used Their Phones During Their Most Recent Social Activity with Others
People Use Their Cellphones in Public for a Variety of Purposes
Those Ages 18 to 29 Are More Likely to Approve of Cellphone Use in Many Public Situations
Young Adults Are the Most Likely to Use Their Cellphones In Public Places for a Variety of Reasons
Young Adults Are the Most Likely To Have Used Their Phones During a Recent Social Gathering
Cell Owners Under 50 Rarely Turn Their Phones Off
Smartphone Owners Live Always-On Lives
People Use Their Cellphones in Public for a Variety of Purposes
Smartphone Owners Use Their Phones Frequently for a Variety of Reasons
Men Are Slightly More Likely to Think Public Cellphone Use is OK
Smartphone Owners Are More Accepting of Cellphone Use in Public Settings
Those Ages 18-29 Are More Likely to Approve of Cellphone Use in Many Public Situations
Americans Believe Cellphone Use in Social Gatherings More Often Hurts than Helps Conversation
Older Adults Are More Bothered by Cellphone Use at Social Gatherings
89% of Cell Owners Used Their Phones During Their Most Recent Social Activity with Others
Smartphone Owners Are More Likely to Use Their Phone During Their Most Recent Social Gathering
Young Adults Are the Most Likely To Have Used Their Phones During a Recent Social Gathering
At Social Gatherings, Most Use Their Cellphones To Do Things that Could Enhance the Group
Young Adults Are the Most Likely to Use Their Cellphones at Social Gatherings to Engage but Also to Disengage
Methodology
People Have Varying Views About When It Is OK Or Not OK To Use Their Cellphones
People Have Varying Views About When It Is OK Or Not OK To Use Their Cellphones
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