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The table shows the results of a survey conducted on the favorite TV programs of young people belonging to three age categories in a European country in 2012. Overall, the results did not reveal any specific patterns, with different aged people showing interests in various types of programs. Among teenagers, cartoons, closely followed by sports, programs were most popular, whereas people from the 15-20 age bracket enjoyed feature films and watching news more. In contrast, oldest age group exhibited nearly equal preferences for news, sports, feature films, and soap operas.
TV dramas and especially news programs were popular among older ages, while the reverse is true for cartoons. Only 6% of teenagers watched the news, compared to their older counterparts from the 15-20 and 21-25 age groups, with respective figures of 19% and 23%. There was a smaller discrepancy in the percentage of people watching TV dramas from various age categories, with 8% of the youngest age group opting for them as their favorite. While 10% of the people aged 15-20 who were asked said they favor TV dramas, this figure was a big higher among the oldest age group. Children from aged 11-15 overwhelmingly chose cartoons(29%), making it higher than the figures for the subsequent two age groups put together, which were 18% for the 15-20 age range and just 4% for people 21-25.
The remaining TV programs, on the other hand, showed somewhat similar and double-digit figures. 18% of the youngest age group preferred feature films, 5 percentage-points less than those from the 15-20 age range. This figure stood at 20% among the oldest survey participants. Sports garnered almost equal preference across all groups, ranging from 18% to 22%. Lastly, 17% of those aged 11-15 enjoyed soap operas, while this proportion was smaller among the next age category at 12%. However, those from the 21-25 age range who favored this genre accounted for 19%.
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TV dramas and especially news programs were popular among older ages, while the reverse is true for cartoons. Only 6% of teenagers watched the news, compared to their older counterparts from the 15-20 and 21-25 age groups, with respective figures of 19% and 23%. There was a smaller discrepancy in the percentage of people watching TV dramas from various age categories, with 8% of the youngest age group opting for them as their favorite. While 10% of the people aged 15-20 who were asked said they favor TV dramas, this figure was a big higher among the oldest age group. Children from aged 11-15 overwhelmingly chose cartoons(29%), making it higher than the figures for the subsequent two age groups put together, which were 18% for the 15-20 age range and just 4% for people 21-25.
The remaining TV programs, on the other hand, showed somewhat similar and double-digit figures. 18% of the youngest age group preferred feature films, 5 percentage-points less than those from the 15-20 age range. This figure stood at 20% among the oldest survey participants. Sports garnered almost equal preference across all groups, ranging from 18% to 22%. Lastly, 17% of those aged 11-15 enjoyed soap operas, while this proportion was smaller among the next age category at 12%. However, those from the 21-25 age range who favored this genre accounted for 19%.
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