The charts below show rhe results of a survey about what people from different age groups say is most important in thwir lives

The graph shown illustrates the statistics of a survey regarding what people thought were the most significant aspects in their lives. Overall, the pie charts depict the fact that people were split into two age categories: participants under 25 and participants over 55. When it comes to Job satisfaction, the first group showed a 10% interest in this category, while the participants over the age of 55 showed a preoccupation of 18% on this part. However, there is a slight difference between the two age groups in the music category, people under 25 granted a 10% significance, whereas the other group had a decrease of 3%, reaching 7%. Moreover, the participants under the age of 25 thought that money and relationships were equally important, having a proportion of 26% in the pie chart, therefore the highest percentages depicted from this particular age group. In contrast, the other faction who has completed the survey showed drops in percentages, respectively in the money section having a proportion of 15% and in the relationships’s division, with an importance of 10%. The completionists of the survey over the age of 55 thought that health was the most important, having the highest proportion of 32%, whereas persons under 25 gave this section only 6% significance. There is a difference between the two age groups, both according to an 8% significance to distinct sections. The primary age class thought that fashion was important, while the secondary age class concluded home being more important. Nevertheless, the figure for the other division was quite similar between the classes, with a 14% rate of significance being from the younger generation club and with a 10% cruciality belonging to the older generation club.