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Poisson regression indicated that the proportion of participants who read with others around decreased by 1% per year (PR = 0.99, 95% CI = 0.99, 1.00, p < 0.001; Table S5). 0.500

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Simplified: Proportion reading with others decreased 1% per year

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In contrast, reading with children was almost always reported as being done in the presence of others (99%; the remaining 1% may have been interacting with children online). 0.500

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Simplified: Reading with children almost always done with others 99%

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In 2023, most participants who read for pleasure did so alone (67%). 0.500

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Simplified: Most participants read for pleasure alone 2023 67%

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There was no evidence for changes in reading with children between 2003 and 2023 (Figures 2A–2C; Tables S5 and S6). 0.500

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Simplified: No changes in reading with children 2003-2023

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In 2023, participants spent an average of 1 min (SD = 23) reading with children per day, but only 2% read with children on the diary day. 0.500

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Simplified: Participants spent average 1 minute reading with children 2023 only 2% read

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Linear regression models showed that this participation mean increased by 0.62 min per year (coef = 0.62, 95% CI = 0.46, 0.77, p < 0.001). 0.500

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Simplified: Participation mean reading time increased 0.62 min per year

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Using linear regression, the total mean decreased by 0.36 min per year (coef = −0.36, 95% CI = −0.41, −0.32, p < 0.001; Table S6). 0.500

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Simplified: Total mean reading time decreased 0.36 min per year

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Reading for pleasure exhibited a gradual decline following a peak of 28% in 2004, with the lowest rate in 2023. 0.500

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Simplified: Reading for pleasure declined after 28% peak 2004 lowest rate 2023

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Poisson regression with robust standard errors indicated that this engagement rate decreased by 3% per year from 2003 to 2023 (prevalence ratio [PR] = 0.97, 95% confidence interval [CI] = 0.97, 0.98,... 0.500

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Simplified: Reading engagement rate decreased 3% per year 2003-2023

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Engagement rates in 2023 were lower than the averages across the whole study period (2003–2023), although time spent reading for pleasure was higher in 2023 than for the whole period (Table S4). 0.500

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Simplified: Reading engagement lower 2023 than 2003-2023 average time spent reading higher 2023

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Yet only 16% of participants read for pleasure during the diary day. 0.500

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Simplified: Only 16% participants read for pleasure during diary day

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The 1,747 participants who did read for pleasure in 2023 spent an average of 1 h and 37 min (SD = 103, median = 60) reading. 0.500

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Simplified: 1747 participants spent average 1 hour 37 minutes reading 2023

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We excluded 2020 because of methodological issues due to the COVID-19 pandemic (data collection was paused for part of the year, so weights for 2020 cannot be combined with other years). 0.500

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Simplified: 2020 data excluded COVID-19 pandemic methodological issues

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Participants spent an average of 16 min (SD = 55) reading for pleasure. 0.500

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Simplified: Participants spent average 16 minutes reading for pleasure

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Reading has a wide range of benefits for literacy, employment, and health as well as promoting cultural understanding. 0.500

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Simplified: Reading has benefits literacy employment health cultural understanding

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Our findings demonstrate the need for more targeted strategies to increase opportunities for reading for pleasure. 0.500

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Simplified: Targeted strategies are needed to increase reading for pleasure opportunities

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Monitoring daily reading, and factors influencing reading, will be vital to understand the impacts of future policies. 0.500

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Simplified: Monitor daily reading and influencing factors to understand policy impacts

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There were disparities across population groups, with widening gaps for those of Black (vs. White) race, with lower education levels and less annual income. 0.500

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Simplified: Reading disparities exist widening gaps Black vs White lower education lower income

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We found marked declines in the proportion of individuals reading for pleasure daily in the US, with decreases of 3% per year (prevalence ratio = 0.97, 95% confidence interval = 0.97, 0.98, p < 0.001)... 0.500

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Simplified: Daily reading for pleasure declined in US 3% per year 2003-2023

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We measure reading for pleasure and reading with children from 2003 to 2023, using a nationally representative sample from the American Time Use Survey (n = 236,270). 0.500

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Simplified: Researchers measured reading habits using American Time Use Survey 2003-2023 n=236270

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