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I wanted to see if I spent too much time on social media.

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How much time most people spend on social media.

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How much time most people spend on social media.

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* Facebook could lose 80pc of users by 2017
* Facebook will die out 'like the bubonic plague'
* Facebook isn't dying. It's just changing

However, YouTube is the most popular social network, with a visitation rate eight percentage points higher than Facebook. The video site does not require users to log in to an account to browse its content, which allows it to "leapfrog Facebook to take first place", with 81pc of all internet users saying they have visited the website in the last month, compared to 73pc who visit Facebook.

"Although membership and active user metrics both have their own clear merits, it is arguably visitor numbers which offer the fairest way of comparing engagement across the top social networks," the GWI report said.

YouTube's lead over Facebook is particularly pronounced in Japan and Russia, two markets that have traditionally been challenging for Facebook, according to GWI, with a gap of 40 and 32 percentage points respectively.

YouTube was also found to be the "coolest" social network among the crucial teenage market, with a fifth of teenagers choosing the video platform, followed by 16pc who said Instagram and 14pc who voted for Facebook.

However, adults prefer Facebook, with 37pc of all respondents saying the Zuckerberg-founded network is the "coolest", compared to 22pc who picked YouTube and just 6pc who selected Instagram.

* How YouTube changed the world
* How to become a YouTube entrepreneur
* How the one percent use the internet

GWI surveys more than 47,000 internet users around the world in the last six week of every quarter to analyse global web trends, creating what the research company says is the "largest ongoing study into the digital consumer instigated to date."

Facebook's own figures from March said the social network had 1.4bn users who logged into their accounts during the past month and 1.25bn people who do so via mobile.

YouTube says it has more than 1bn users and half of the views on its site come from mobile devices.

The GWI report stressed "the rising importance of the mobile internet", noting that people now spend 2 hours a day browsing the web online, up from around 1 hour and 15 minutes in 2012.

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Is your daily social media usage higher than average?

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Facebook could lose 80pc of users by 2017 * Facebook will die out 'like the bubonic plague' * Facebook isn't dying. It's just changing However, YouTube is the most popular social network, with a visitation rate eight percentage points higher than Facebook.

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I had an IQR of 60, MAD of 57.9, and the outliers were 180, 180, 180, 210, and 250 minutes becuase the range for outliers is -90 - 150 minutes.

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The most aproprite measure of center would be mode because there are ten zeros in my data set

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I chose to do a histogram becuase this way you can see the frequencies of the different times people spend on social media.

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There is a peak on my histogram from 0-49 minutes.  It takes the lead with 21 students/teachers.

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My histogram doesn't have any gaps, it is not symmetric, it is skewed right, and it doesn't have any clusters.

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The median of my data set is about 10 minutes, the mode of my data is 0 minutes.

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So...How much time DO preteens spend on social media?

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So...How much time DO preteens spend on social media?

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The average time from my collected data set (30 pieces) is about 51 minutes a day, and the range I collected was from 0 minutes all the way to 250 minutes a day!

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I went up to my fellow 6th grade classmates/6th-grade teachers and simply asked on average how many minutes they spend on social media in one day.