The diagram below shows time spent watching TV by age and gender in the UK in 1995 and 1999
The bar chart illustrates the amount of
time
dedicated to viewing television in different age
groups (from 4 years old to over 65 years old) for both males and females in(in the UK in 1995 and 1999).
Overall
, the time
spent watching TV in England experienced an upward trend for women in all age
groups, except for men in the childhood, teenage, and adult age
groups. The highest amount of time
allocated for watching TV was among the elderly, while
the lowest was in the children age
group
.
Looking into detail, individuals in the over-65 age
group
dedicated the most time
to watching TV, accounting for over 30 hours
per week
, compared to those in the 4-15 age
group
who only contributed under 20 hours
per week
. Similarly
, those in the 55-64 age
group
spent over 25 hours
weekly, while
those in the 45-54 age
group
spent below 25 hours
over the given period.
Furthermore
, individuals in the 25-34 age
group
allocated just under 26 hours
per week
, compared to those in the 4-15 age
group
who only contributed under 20 hours
per week
.Submitted by boadimaxwell48 on
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