Online Quiz-Takers More Than Twice as Likely to Use Library Websites as National Sample
Almost all of the quiz-takers (94%) say they have a library card, compared with 61% of the general population, and 87% have visited a library in the past year. Even more notably, 88% have used a public library website in the past year—almost three times the rate of the Americans population overall (30%). This is probably due to a basic self-selection bias: In general, people who are highly engaged with libraries are more likely to take a “library user type” quiz in the first place.
Online Quiz-Takers More Than Twice as Likely to Use  | Library Websites as National Sample  | Online Quiz-Takers  | Americans 16+ Na tionwide  | 94%  | Have library card  | 61%  | 87%  | Visited a public library in  | person in past year  | 48%  | 88%  | Used a public library  | website in past library year  | 30%  | 61%  | Local library's closing self/family would have  | 'major" impact on self/family  | 29%  | Results for online quiz-takers als ofJune 23 2014.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 