U.S. teen boys who play video games are more likely than girls to experience positive things from it, like making friends, and more troubling things, like harassment. pewrsr.ch/3ygxmVm

Teen boys are far more likely than girls to say they play video games daily (61% vs. 22%) as are teens who identify as a gamer compared with those who don't (71% vs. 30%). pewrsr.ch/3yeaMg1

80% of all teens think harassment over video games is a problem for people their age. And 41% of those who play them say they’ve been called an offensive name when playing. pewrsr.ch/3QEM3Yy

Over half of teens who play video games say it has helped their problem-solving skills (56%), but 41% say it has hurt their sleep. pewrsr.ch/3WywbdG

72% of teens who play video games say that a reason why they play them is to spend time with others. And some have even made a friend online from playing them – 47% of teen video game players say they’ve done this. pewrsr.ch/3wuXSK4