The line graph illestrates the percentage of teenagers who communicate with each others by three different ways in the United States, over a 30-year period from 1990 to 2020. Overall, meeting with friends held a dominant position but by the time this action become less popular.
In addition, communicate with others using messagers outnumbered other ones. With regard to the percentage of using face to face communicate by teenagers, its held a dominant position, starting at 70% in 1990.
Following the next 20-year, this way to catch connection with others decreased, hitting almost 38% in 2010. Afterwards, this figure declined, accounting 20% in the final year. As for the other ways, texting messages and calling were less utilizing around teenagers, beginnig at approxcimately 5% and 21% in 1990.
After that, these figures accounted at 15% and 27% in 2000. Following the next 20-year, these activity outnumbered face to face communication, reaching 80% and 60% in 2020.