Teens today are spending more time on homework and sleep, and less time on paid work and socializing than a decade ago. But among teens, a gender gap in time use persists

Teens today are spending more time on homework and sleep, and less time on paid work and socializing than a decade ago.

But among teens, a gender gap in time use persists.https://t.co/Y9A9bWp7kn pic.twitter.com/5qhwz5dnqJ

— Gretchen Livingston (@DrGMLivingston) February 21, 2019