Social websites survey initial report
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This initial report summarizes a survey about social media usage. The survey asks respondents about their age, number of social media accounts, daily usage of sites like Facebook and Twitter, whether these sites are a distraction, importance to social life, and impact on school/work performance. The report was last modified on February 18, 2011 and authored by David Diaz.
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Social websites survey initial report
- 1. Initial ReportAP DPN - Social Website Last Modified: 02/18/2011David.Diaz
- 2. 1. What Age group do you fit?
- 3. 1. What Age group do you fit?
- 4. 1. What Age group do you fit?
- 5. 2. How many Social website's do you currently have? (Facebook, Myspace, twitter, ect.)
- 6. 2. How many Social website's do you currently have? (Facebook, Myspace, twitter, ect.)
- 7. 2. How many Social website's do you currently have? (Facebook, Myspace, twitter, ect.)
- 8. 3. How many hours a day do you go on facebook, myspace, twitter ect.
- 9. 3. How many hours a day do you go on facebook, myspace, twitter ect.
- 10. 3. How many hours a day do you go on facebook, myspace, twitter ect.
- 11. 4. Is facebook /myspace ect. one of your greatest distractions from school, your job or other commitmen...
- 12. 4. Is facebook /myspace ect. one of your greatest distractions from school, your job or other commitmen...
- 13. 4. Is facebook /myspace ect. one of your greatest distractions from school, your job or other commitmen...
- 14. 5. My Social websites (facebook, myspace, ect.) is a huge part of my social life and how I connect with...
- 15. 5. My Social websites (facebook, myspace, ect.) is a huge part of my social life and how I connect with...
- 16. 5. My Social websites (facebook, myspace, ect.) is a huge part of my social life and how I connect with...
- 17. 6. Does facebook, myspace, twitter ect. effect your school grades or job performance in a negative way?
- 18. 6. Does facebook, myspace, twitter ect. effect your school grades or job performance in a negative way?
- 19. 6. Does facebook, myspace, twitter ect. effect your school grades or job performance in a negative way?
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