Statements about friendship 2013
Which of these statements about you and friendship do you agree with?
This statistic shows the results of a 2013 survey among Americans aged 16 and older on statements regarding themselves and their friendships. About 42 percent of the respondents agreed to be a good friend.
Which of these statements about you and friendship do you agree with?
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| Share of respondents who agree | |
|---|---|
| I am confident that I am a good friend | 42% |
| I'm a good friend to friends in tough times | 41% |
| I am confident my friends value my friendship | 37% |
| I don't pick my friends strategically; friendships just seem to emerge | 36% |
| I am often surprised by who turns out to really be there for me | 19% |
| When bad things happen to me, I call friends first and family second | 17% |
| Sometimes I worry that my friends won't be there for me in a crisis | 11% |
| Sometimes I think I spend too much time with the wrong friends | 6% |
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