Young People's Changing Trends in Pastime Habits

The graph shows the changing trends of young people's favourite pastimes. In the survey result it is clear that there is a steady rise in young people's tendency to watch TV.

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In 1990, 41% of teenagers liked watching TV which increased to 48% in the next ten years and it further increased to 52% in the next decade.
On the otherhand, there is a gradual decrease of young people's attraction to open field games and sports. For example, 50% of youngsters opted for games and sports in the 1990s.
It is reduced to 38% in 2000 and further reduced to 25% in 2010. Another changing trend is their interest in online or computer assisted programmes. In 1990 the users of online or computer for pastimes were only 9%, in 2000 the number nearly doubled and reached 14%. In the next ten years this shot up to 23%. From the graph it is clear that young people's habit of watching TV and staying with computers or online programmes have increased a lot while their tendency in open field sports has decreased a lot.