The table illustrates the participation of adult Scots in six different cultural activities over a year, based on a survey of 6, 800 individuals.
The table illustrates the participation of adult Scots in six different cultural activities over a year, based on a survey of 6, 800 individuals. g5xG1
The table illustrates the participation of adult Scots in six different cultural activities over a year, based on a survey of 6, 800 individuals. The data is given in percentages for 3 different age groups as well as all age groups combined, starting at age 16.
It can be seen that young adults were most likely to spend their time engaging in creative activities such as visual arts (30%), and performance arts including singing, dancing, playing music and acting (35%). In contrast, the oldest age group had a participation rate of only 11% and 17% in the respective activities. However, this same age group was also most likely to undertake any crafts (22%), which is double the rate for the young adults (11%), and make the most cultural purchases (18%).
Overall, when all ages are combined, it is obvious that performance art and crafts were the most popular choices, at 22% and 19% respectively. Computer-based activities were the least frequented both in individual age groups and for the overall comparison.
The table illustrates the participation of adult Scots in six
different
cultural
activities
over a year, based on a survey of 6, 800 individuals. The data is
given
in percentages for 3
different
age
groups
as well
as all
age
groups
combined, starting at
age
16.
It can be
seen
that young adults were most likely to spend their time engaging in creative
activities
such as visual arts (30%), and performance arts including singing, dancing, playing music and acting (35%).
In contrast
, the oldest
age
group
had a participation rate of
only
11% and 17% in the respective
activities
.
However
, this same
age
group
was
also
most likely to undertake any crafts (22%), which is double the rate for the young adults (11%), and
make
the most cultural
purchases
(18%).
Overall
, when all
ages
are combined
, it is obvious that performance art and crafts were the most popular choices, at 22% and 19%
respectively
. Computer-based
activities
were the least frequented both in individual
age
groups
and for the
overall
comparison.