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25 - 30 years of age The majority of respondents 25 to 30 years of age earned an average of 80-150,000 dollars, worked 40 to 60 hours a week and had a bachelor's degree college. They spent an average of 5+ hours a week with friends, and their parents were married and divorced in equal proportion. The majority of them knew people who had been married from 25+ years and the majority of the respondents in this age range were single. When asked to rate the truth of the following statements:
Over 95% of the respondents in this age category felt that all of these statements were mostly true. The majority spent 3-5+ hours a week watching Comedy or Documentaries on television and an average of 4+ hours a week alone. 55% reported rarely buying on impulse. 90% did not use of recreational drugs (including nicotine). The majority did not feel that they had a religious identity, but did attend services on a regular basis but not in the religion in which they were raised. The majority of this age group reported feeling a strong political identity. The majority of this age group reported voting in elections on all levels within the past four years. 90% of this age group considered themselves to be well informed on current events. When asked to rate the truth of the following statements:
The majority stated that these were most likely untrue in their lives. When asked to rate the truth of the following statements:
The majority of responders in this age group felt like these statements were mostly true. There was no consensus on the truth of the statement, I do not mind getting older, with equal amounts feeling that statement was true and not true. There was no consensus on the truth of the following statements. Equal numbers of this age group felt these statements were completely false, completely true and neither false or true:
The majority of this age group felt the following statements were most likely untrue:
The majority of this age group felt the following statements were most likely true:
This age group perceived married people as more likely to:
When asked to respond to a series of questions that allowed for them to write in their own answers, the majority of this age group responded that:
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