The given graph demonstrates a percentage of married couples, who decided to change their relationship status. Divorces rate is correlated with age from less than 24 y. o. to over 65 y. o. Overall, the number of divorces is not higher than 23% in the period to be demonstrated. Moreover, there is a constant tendency to decrease the number of divorces as the couple's age approaches to their 60s (less than 3%). Besides this, the most typical (22-23%) period for a couple to meet the decision about divorce is age around 30 y. o. However, having a closer look on the ages between 35 and 65 y. o. , we could discover a steadily drop of divorces percent from 21 to less than 4. Furthermore, a divorce initiative often belongs to men, especially those who are aged over 30 (peak consists 22%). On the contrary, wives mostly assume responsibility for the decision to break up before they are turned 30 y. o. (peak is about 23%). However, there is less than 5% difference between wives’ and husbands’ initiative in general.
The
given
graph demonstrates a percentage of married couples, who decided to
change
their relationship status.
Divorces
rate
is correlated
with
age
from
less
than 24 y. o. to over 65 y. o.
Overall
, the number of
divorces
is not higher than 23% in the period to
be demonstrated
.
Moreover
, there is a constant tendency to decrease the number of
divorces
as the couple's
age
approaches to their 60s
(less
than 3%).
Besides
this, the most typical (22-23%) period for a couple to
meet
the decision about
divorce
is
age
around 30 y. o.
However
, having a closer look on the
ages
between 35 and 65 y. o.
,
we could discover a
steadily drop
of
divorces
percent from 21 to
less
than 4.
Furthermore
, a
divorce
initiative
often
belongs to
men
,
especially
those who
are aged
over 30 (peak consists 22%).
On the contrary
, wives
mostly
assume responsibility for the decision to break up
before
they
are turned
30 y. o. (peak is about 23%).
However
, there is
less
than 5% difference between wives’ and husbands’ initiative
in general
.