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The image presents a table detailing the participation in cultural activities by age among 6800 Scottish adults aged 16 and over. For ages 16-24, "Any performance*" participation is 35%, "Undertaking any crafts" is 11%, "Cultural purchases" is 11%, "Any visual arts" is 30%, "Any writing" is 17%, and "Computer based" is 10%. Ages 25-44 show "Any performance*" at 22%, "Undertaking any crafts" at 17%, "Cultural purchases" at 17%, "Any visual arts" at 16%, "Any writing" at 10%, and "Computer based" at 9%. For the 45-74 age group, "Any performance*" is 17%, "Undertaking any crafts" rises to 22%, "Cultural purchases" is 18%, "Any visual arts" is 11%, "Any writing" is 6%, and "Computer based" is 5%. Overall, for all aged 16 and over, the participation rates are: "Any performance*" 22%, "Undertaking any crafts" 19%, "Cultural purchases" 18%, "Any visual arts" 15%, "Any writing" 7%, and "Computer based" 6%. *Activities include dancing, singing, playing musical instruments, and acting.
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The table exhibits the comparison of activities (any performance, undertaking crafts, cultural purchases, visual arts, writing and computing) which are participated by several groups of people: 16-24, 25-44, 45-74 as well as all individuals who aged 16 and over. The information was provided in percentages (%).
Overall, the highest figure in any performance section is considered to be 16-24 age group, whereas 45-74 ages have the lowest value of taking part in all types of activities. Similarly, the youngest generation (16-24) ranks first in terms of computing, writing and visual arts compared to 25-44 and 45-47 aged individuals as well. However, an upward trend is observed in cultural purchases and undertaking crafts among the oldest generation, while middle aged people do not indicate the peaked figure in any activity.
The first group (16-24) illustrate 35% of participating in all types of performance, whereas the third group (45-74) shows 17%, which is 18% less. Moreover, 10%, 30% and 17% of young people are interested in computer, practicing arts and writing hobbies, respectively. Furthermore, 22% and 18% of the third group (45-74) are passionate in undertaking crafts and cultural expenditure, respectively, while middle aged people are second (both 17%) in terms of these hobbies
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