How do the authors of both "YouTube" and "TikTok" interpret differently the fact that TikTok is popular among young people?

Question

• A.
The author of "TikTok" believes it suggests young people enjoy watching TikTok videos of various lengths, while the author of "YouTube" believes it suggests young people like knowing what kinds of videos they will likely see.

The author of "TikTok" believes it suggests young people like being able to watch many videos, while the author of "YouTube" believes it suggests young people prefer to
• B. be entertained than to learn about something.

The author of "TikTok" believes it suggests young people want to watch lighthearted content, while the author of "YouTube" believes it suggests young people want to
• interact with people of the same age.

The author of "TikTok" believes it suggests young people enjoy the amount of variety TikTok offers, while the author of "YouTube" believes it suggests young people prefer
O D. to watch shorter videos.

Answer 1

The correct interpretation of how the authors of "YouTube" and "TikTok" see the popularity of TikTok among young people is:

A. The author of "TikTok" believes it suggests young people enjoy watching TikTok videos of various lengths, while the author of "YouTube" believes it suggests young people like knowing what kinds of videos they will likely see.

This reflects a difference in perspective on what the popularity of TikTok indicates about the preferences and behaviors of young viewers compared to that of YouTube.