The pie charts demonstrate how much time is allocated for five various types of websites by female and male students. Overall, the proportion of time spent by men and especially women on the study is quite high, regardless of gender. Moreover, female students’ study time allocation is almost half of the total.
Entertainment categories, such as sport and shopping, make up significant opposing results. While the male students devote the largest proportion of their time to the sport’s website, the reverse is true for their counterparts, whose proportion is equal to only 10%. Similarly, the amount of time spent on shopping is recorded to be only 5%, which is four times lower compared to that of their fellows (20%). However, the percentage of time dedicated to other unspecified websites is the same (10%), regardless of gender.
In contrast, the proportion of time given to academic websites does not differ significantly between genders. Both females’ and males’ time contributions to the category of News are almost the same, 15% and 20%, respectively. The greatest amount of females’ time is spent watching Study websites, which is almost half of the total – 45%. A similar scenario can be observed in male students’ time allocation, which is 30%, making it the second most visited website.