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Key findings - Children, parents and media in Montenegro

Media literacy – ability to differentiate facts from fiction

Two kids watching TV — UNICEF Montenegro / Dusko Miljanic / 2018

Highlights

On average, children aged 12–17 spend about eight hours a day in front of a screen – using a mobile phone for three and a half hours a day, watching TV for about two hours a day, spending about an hour and a half in front of a computer or laptop, slightly less than an hour a day playing video games and about twenty minutes a day in front of a tablet.

Two kids watching TV

Author

UNICEF Montenegro, AEM, IPSOS

Publication date

November 2018

Languages

English,

Montenegrin

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