Here, the two pie charts, illustrate the five free time activities (talking with family, eating out, talking with friends, watching TV, and other) preferred by European adolescents in 1985 and 1955 with the help of research. Units are calibrated in percentage.
Overall, at a fleeting glance, it is lucidly visible that majority of youngsters was spent their spare time for watching TV in both years, while there was a significant difference in talking with family and eating out activities. Addiction with computer games where included in 1995.
To begin with, in 1985, nearly 32% of adults spent their time for watching TV and it reduced by 2% (30%) in 1995. Additionally, there were drastic difference in eating out and talking with family activities, just 23% and 18% respectively, in 1985, and stood at 8% and 7% respectively, in 1995. Conversely, talking with friends increased by 5% (26%) in 1995, and other activities stood at 6% and reduced by 4% in following year.
Probing further, in last year, computer game introduced as a free time activity and approximately 27% of adults was opted it.