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1 TEEN RELATIONSHIPS SURVEY FINAL TOPLINE SEPTEMBER 25- OCTOBER 9, 2014 AND FEBRUARY 10-MARCH 16, 2015 N=2,102 PARENTS OF 13-17 YEAR OLDS=1,060, TEENS AGES 13-17=1,060 1 NOTE: ALL NUMBERS ARE PERCENTAGES. THE PERCENTAGES LESS THAN.5% ARE REPLACED BY AN ASTERISK (*). COLUMNS/ROWS MAY NOT TOTAL 100% DUE TO ROUNDING NOTE: TEENS WERE CONTACTED THROUGH PARENTS. PARENTS WERE MEMBERS OF GFKS KNOWLEDGE PANEL. [Parent Survey held for later release] ASK ALL TEENS: [sp] KINTMOB Do you access the internet on a cell phone, tablet or other mobile device, at least occasionally? {PIAL modified trend} 91 Yes 8 No ASK ALL TEENS: [sp] K2 Overall, how often do you use the internet? {PIAL Trend changed response options} 92 Daily (NET) 24 Almost constantly 56 Several times a day 12 About once a day 6 Weekly (NET) 5 Several times a week 1 Once a week 2 Less often [RANDOMIZE K3a/3b/3c/3d/3e] ASK ALL TEENS: [grid, randomize][prompt] K3 Do you, personally, have or have access to each of the following items, or not. Do you have...? {PIAL Trend} a. A smartphone 73 Yes 27 No b. A cell phone that is not a smartphone 30 Yes 1 Note: All parent data presented in this toplines ( p questions) used the ParentWeight weighting variable. All the teen data ( k or d questions) presented used the Childweight weighting variable.

2 70 No QUESTION K3 CONTINUED c. A desktop or laptop computer 87 Yes 13 No d. A tablet computer like an ipad, Samsung Galaxy or Kindle Fire { modified trend} 58 Yes 42 No e. A gaming console like an Xbox, PlayStation or Wii 81 Yes 19 No ASK TEEN CELL PHONE USERS (K3A=1 OR K3B=1): [n=929] K4 On an average day, about how many text messages do you send and receive on your cell phone? (This includes messages you send through messaging apps like WhatsApp or Kik as well as messages you send directly from your phone.) {PIAL Trend 2009} * No text messages 23 1-10 18 11-20 26 21-50 14 51-100 5 101-200 5 More than 200 9 Don t text 1 Refused 67 Mean 30 Median

3 [RANDOMIZE K5a/5b/5c/5d/5e] ASK ALL TEENS: K5 Do you do any of the following online or on your cellphone? a. Play video games - on a computer or on a game console or a portable device like a cell phone 72 Yes 28 No QUESTION K5 CONTINUED b. Use online pinboards (like Pinterest or Polyvore) to collect and share inspiring content or things you would like to buy or make 22 Yes 78 No c. Use social media 76 Yes 24 No d. Read or comment on a discussion board (like Reddit or digg) 17 Yes 83 No e. Video call or chat 47 Yes 53 No [RANDOMIZE K5_1a/5_1b/5_1c] ASK TEEN CELL PHONE USERS (K3A=1 OR K3B=1): [n=929] K5_1 Do you do any of the following online or on your cellphone? a. Use messaging apps like WhatsApp or Kik 33 Yes 57 No 9 Phone doesn t have apps b. Visit anonymous sharing or question apps (Whisper, YikYak, Ask.FM)

4 11 Yes 78 No 10 Phone doesn t have apps c. Use an app that automatically deletes the messages you send like Snapchat or Wickr 36 Yes 54 No 10 Phone doesn t have apps [RANDOMIZE K6a/6b/6c/6d/6e/6f/6g/6h] ASK ALL TEENS: K6 Which of the following social media do you use? a. Facebook 71 Yes 29 No b. Twitter 33 Yes 66 No c. Instagram 52 Yes 48 No d. Google+ 33 Yes 67 No e. Snapchat 41 Yes 59 No f. Vine

5 24 Yes 76 No g. Tumblr 14 Yes 86 No QUESTION K6 CONTINUED h. Other social media not listed here 11 Yes 88 No ASK IF TEEN USES TOP SOCIAL MEDIA (K6=YES TO ONE RESPONSE OPTION): [n=930] K7 Which of these social media do you use MOST often? 41 Facebook 6 Twitter 20 Instagram 5 Google+ 11 Snapchat 1 Vine 3 Tumblr 1 Other social media site, not listed here 11 Don t use any ASK IF TEEN USES OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA NOT LISTED IN RESPONSES (K6_8=1): K8 What other social media sites do you use, if any? Please list all additional social media sites you use. [Note: Open-ended responses are not included in the topline] ASK IF TEEN USES FACEBOOK, TWITTER, OR INSTAGRAM (K6_1=1 OR K6_2=1 OR K6_3=1): KFB1 How many friends or followers do you have in each of the following social media sites? Enter numbers only. ASK TEEN FACEBOOK USERS (K6_1=1): [n=737] a. How many friends do you have on Facebook? [RECORD EXACT NUMBER] 30 0-100 12 101-200 9 201-300 6 301-500 8 More than 500 friends 34 Not Sure 268 Mean 145 Median

6 QUESTION KFB1 CONTINUED ASK TEEN TWITTER USERS (K6_2=1): [n=349] b. How many followers do you have on Twitter? [RECORD EXACT NUMBER] 14 0-25 8 26-50 8 51-100 18 101-500 7 More than 500 followers 44 Not sure 2 Refused 218 Mean 95 Median ASK TEEN INSTAGRAM USERS (K6_3=1): [n=534] c. How many followers do you have on Instagram? [RECORD EXACT NUMBER] 8 0-25 7 26-50 10 51-100 11 101-200 6 201-300 6 301-500 12 More than 500 followers 39 Not Sure 1 Refused 424 Mean 150 Median ASK ALL TEENS: K9 Please think about your friends, followers and contacts across the different social media that you use. Would you say? 29 You have all the same friends on the different sites 45 There is some overlap in your friends on the different sites 8 There is not a lot of overlap in your friends across different sites 15 There is no overlap in your friends across different sites 3 Refused [Remainder of survey held for future reports]