The line graph provides comprehensive data about what types of communication teenagers used throughout 3 years.
Overall, it is notable that text messages were the most common way to communicate. However, interacting through email showed the lowest interest.
To begin with, text messages started at 30% of all teenagers and increased slightly between 2006 and 2008 to just below 40% of involvement. Continually, the last year depicted a rapid climb from 40% to roughly 55%. Apart from text messages, talking face to face fluctuated over the 3-year period, staying at 30% in 2008. Moreover, after 2008 it increased marginally to about 35% in 2009.
Furthermore, email as a style of communication began at 15% of all teenagers, while calls on cell phones started at a higher point, just below 37%. Email interaction showed a steady decline, following a downward trend and reaching the lowest point of approximately 10% in 2009. Simultaneously, the percentage of teenagers making calls on cell phones rose steadily throughout the whole period, reaching 40%.
