Datasets

This data set contains questions about teens and mobile phone usage. It was used in the reports "Teens and Mobile Phones", "Teens and Sexting" and "Teens and Distracted Driving".

This data set contains questions about how people monitor and maintain their online identities. It was used in the reports "Reputation Management and Social Media" and "Twitter and Status Updating Fall 2009".

This data set contains questions about the internet's role in navigating the economic recession, as well as questions about broadband and wireless internet usage. It was used in the reports "The Internet and the Recession", "Home Broadband Adoption 2009", "Wireless Internet Use", "The Audience for Online Video Sharing Sites Shoots Up" and "The Internet as a Diversion".

This dataset contains questions about Americans' use of the internet to watch, download or share videos.

This data set contains questions about people's online news seeking behavior. It was used in the report "Understanding the Participatory News Consumer".

This data set contains questions about citizens' online interactions with government. It was used in the reports "Government Online" and "Neighbors Online"

This survey contains questions about the role of technology in family life. It was used in our report "Networked Families".

This data set contains questions about people's personal discussion networks. It was used in the report "Social Isolation and New Technology".

This data set contains questions about the internet and health care. It was used in our reports "The Social Life of Health Information" and "Chronic Disease and the Internet".

This data set contains questions about how citizens used the internet to get political information and to interact with the campaigns during the 2008 presidential race. It was used in the reports "The Internet's Role in Campaign 2008" and "Post-Election Voter Engagement".