The chart illustrates a study on the relationship between teenagers in Australia, categorized by age group, and their preferences for various types of entertainment in 2018.
Overall, leisure activities such as watching TV and gardening showed an increase in popularity among individuals aged 18 to 60 and those over 60. However, there were also forms of entertainment that experienced a decline in popularity across different age groups, including spending time with family and friends, reading, listening to music, and playing computer games.
Watching TV and gardening both experienced similar growth among the 18-30 and 31-45 age groups, with about 9% of individuals in each group engaging in these activities. However, the trends diverged between the 31-45 and 46-60 age groups, as watching TV saw a 1% increase while gardening experienced a significant decrease of 10%.
Conversely, some activities displayed a decrease in participation as age increased. For instance, listening to music and playing computer games dropped by about 10% from the 18-30 age group to the 31-45 group. Similarly, spending time with family and friends and reading also declined by the same percentage (2%).