The following chart shows the average number of hours devoted per day to recreation and sports by youth and seniors in the United States in 2015.
It is clear that Watching TV was the best activity among both generations in the year 2015. In addition, the biggest difference was in the number of the youngster and elderly people elapsed their time for reading.
As can be seen from the chart, while the youngster dominated first place in terms of playing games and using computers, with 1 hour per day, compared with only 0. 5 hours of the 15-19 year-olds generation. The numbers of seniors and youth who spent their time Socializing and communicating were relatively smaller, with 0. 6 hours and 0. 75 hours respectively. It is also noteworthy that sport, exercise, and pastime was the least popular task among both generations, with under 0. 75 hours per day
Looking at the chart in more detail, the most popular recreation among the elderly community was watching TV, about 4. 5 hours daily, almost as twice as it is of the young generation. In addition, the number of times used by elderly people was about 1 hour daily, whereas the figure for the young generation was significantly lower with just nearly 0. 1 hours daily. Similarly, the number of times that seniors using on relaxing and thinking per day (about 1 hour) was also higher than that of youth ones (about 0. 1 hours).
The following chart
shows
the average
number
of
hours
devoted per day to recreation and sports by youth and seniors in the United States in 2015.
It is
clear
that Watching TV was the best activity among both generations in the year 2015.
In addition
, the biggest difference was in the
number
of the youngster and elderly
people
elapsed their
time
for reading.
As can be
seen
from the chart, while the youngster dominated
first
place in terms of playing games and using computers, with 1
hour
per day, compared with
only
0. 5
hours
of the 15-19 year-olds generation. The
numbers
of seniors and youth who spent their
time
Socializing and communicating were
relatively
smaller, with 0. 6
hours
and 0. 75
hours
respectively
. It is
also
noteworthy that sport, exercise, and pastime was the least popular task among both generations, with under 0. 75
hours
per day
Looking at the chart in more detail, the most popular recreation among the elderly community was watching TV, about 4. 5
hours
daily, almost as twice as it is of the young generation.
In addition
, the
number
of
times
used
by elderly
people
was about 1
hour
daily, whereas the figure for the young generation was
significantly
lower with
just
nearly
0. 1
hours
daily.
Similarly
, the
number
of
times
that seniors using on relaxing and thinking per day (about 1
hour)
was
also
higher than that of youth ones (about 0. 1
hours)
.