Who Americans spend their time with, by age Average time spent with others is measured in minutes per day, and shown by the age of the respondent. This is based on averages from surveys between 2009 and 2019. 400 mins 56 in minutes Alone 387.01mins With partner 195.94 mins With coworkers 154.11 mins With children 78.61 mins With family 66.08 mins With friends 36.82 mins Source: American Time Use Survey (2009-2019) and Lindberg (2017) OurWorldlnDa Note: Relationships used to categorize people are not exhaustive. Additionally, time spent with multiple people can be counted more than once (e.g. attending a party with friends and partner counts CHART TABLE SOURCES DOWN Related - Part (a) Calculate the percent change in average time spent with family from when a person is 20 years old to the age of 30 ? (Round to two decimal places.) % - Part (b) On average, what is the absolute change in time spent with family from when a person is 20 years old to the age of 30 (in minutes)? minutes - Part (c) Determine if the statement is true or false: On average, an American spends increasingly less time with their family as they get older. If a person goes to a work event with their significant other, what category or categories does that fall under time spent? (Select all that apply) A. Time spent alone B. Time spent with children C. Time spent with family (parent(s)/guardian(s) and sibling(s)) D. Time spent with partner E. Time spent with coworkers - Part (e) On average, at what age does a person first start to spend less than 100 minutes a day with their family? yrs - Part (f) On average, at what age does a person first start to spend more than 400 minutes a day alone? yrs