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No stereotype of today’s teens and tweens would be complete without an image of the young folks using multiple media at the same time. However, a report by the Kaiser Family Foundation, based on polling of kids ages 8 to 18, suggests the conventional picture of media multitasking isn’t altogether accurate. While the findings indicate that some kids media multitask all the time, about one-fifth do so seldom or never. More broadly, a large amount of teens’ and tweens’ media time is free of multitasking (see chart at right).
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