The ""Ungar & medier 2023"" report, published by Statens medieråd, is an extensive statistical investigation into the media habits and attitudes of children and young people aged 9–18. The report presents analyses of self-assessed responses from children and young people aged 9–18 years, based on a survey collection in the autumn/winter of 2022. The results sometimes apply to the entire age range 9–18 years, sometimes they are distributed across the age groups 9–12 years, 13–16 years and 17–18 years.
The study, based on data collected in autumn 2022, found that mobile phones remain a central part of young people's daily lives. Concerns persist regarding the impact of nightly mobile use on sleep and other activities, especially among teenagers. Furthermore, conflicts within families regarding the duration of mobile phone use have increased and are now the most common media-related conflict in homes with children aged 9-12.
(Source: Report)
Funded by: Mediemyndigheten
Methodology
The ""Ungar & medier 2023"" report is the sixth statistical investigation in a series conducted by Statens medieråd, focusing on the media habits and attitudes of children and young people aged 9–18 in Sweden. The data was collected between 24 August and 16 December 2022. The study involved nearly 7,000 children, with two similar questionnaires distributed to age groups 9–12 years and 13–18 years. Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) was responsible for the random sampling from the total population register, mailing invitations to children and parents, and the overall data collection.
Source: Report
Country or region of researched population
Sweden
Citation
Statens medieråd. (2023). Ungar & medier 2023: En statistisk undersökning av ungas medievanor och attityder till medieanvändning (Yvonne Andersson, Författare). Statens medieråd.
The ""Ungar & medier 2023"" report, published by Statens medieråd, is an extensive statistical investigation into the media habits and attitudes of children and young people aged 9–18. The report presents analyses of self-assessed responses from children and young people aged 9–18 years, based on a survey collection in the autumn/winter of 2022. The results sometimes apply to the entire age range 9–18 years, sometimes they are distributed across the age groups 9–12 years, 13–16 years and 17–18 years.
The study, based on data collected in autumn 2022, found that mobile phones remain a central part of young people's daily lives. Concerns persist regarding the impact of nightly mobile use on sleep and other activities, especially among teenagers. Furthermore, conflicts within families regarding the duration of mobile phone use have increased and are now the most common media-related conflict in homes with children aged 9-12.
(Source: Report)
Funded by: Mediemyndigheten
Methodology
The ""Ungar & medier 2023"" report is the sixth statistical investigation in a series conducted by Statens medieråd, focusing on the media habits and attitudes of children and young people aged 9–18 in Sweden. The data was collected between 24 August and 16 December 2022. The study involved nearly 7,000 children, with two similar questionnaires distributed to age groups 9–12 years and 13–18 years. Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) was responsible for the random sampling from the total population register, mailing invitations to children and parents, and the overall data collection.
Source: Report
Country or region of researched population
Sweden
Citation
Statens medieråd. (2023). Ungar & medier 2023: En statistisk undersökning av ungas medievanor och attityder till medieanvändning (Yvonne Andersson, Författare). Statens medieråd.
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