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The image presents a table detailing 2005 daily non-work activity time statistics for males and females over 16 years in a European country: sleep/rest (males 8hrs 47mins, females 9hrs 6mins), personal care (males 0hrs 46mins, females 0hrs 48mins), audio-visual entertainment (males 2hrs 50mins, females 2hrs 25mins), socializing (males 1hr 22mins, females 1hr 32mins), hobbies/games/sport (males 0hrs 50mins, females 0hrs 30mins), reading (males 0hrs 26mins, females 0hrs 21mins), housework/childcare (males 1hr 56mins, females 3hrs 32mins), voluntary work (males 0hrs 15mins, females 0hrs 20mins).
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The given data represents the comparison between girls’ and boys’ expenditure their time on other activities than working, at European country in 2005.
Overall, the majority of all individuals time goes to sleep and rest, while all people are less likely to spend their time to voluntary work.
According to the table, it takes approximately 9 hours to females’ ta have a sleep, while male shows slightly less time on it with 8 hours 47 minutes. Moreover, between two of them there is almost same minutes, when they do personal care. Afterwards, boys more likely to waste free time on audiovisual entertainment which is almost 3 hours, when girls show only 2 hour 25 mins.
Additionally, socialising and reading time between male and female nearly same. However, there is a big distinction in the spending time on housework and childcare, for males’ it only takes 2 hours, while for females’ it supplies 1.5 times more.
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