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A recent survey indicates that Americans are spending significantly less time socializing than they did two decades ago, with average daily socializing time dropping from 45 minutes to 35 minutes. The decline is most pronounced among younger individuals, and various factors, including increased smartphone use and the reduction of communal spaces, are believed to contribute to this shift.
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A recent survey indicates that Americans are spending significantly less time socializing than they did two decades ago, with average daily socializing time dropping from 45 minutes to 35 minutes. The decline is most pronounced among younger individuals, and various factors, including increased smartphone use and the reduction of communal spaces, are believed to contribute to this shift.
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Americans of all ages are spending less time socializing
Americans are spending less time socializing, survey shows