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WHAT KIDS HAVE IN COMMON
WORLD WIDE
When researchers asked a representative sample of 2,400 kids in the USA, the
UK, Germany, France, Japan and China to name their favorite activities, a
lot of common interests were identified (as reported in Work & Family Life
(January 2003 --[email protected]):
* 55% of all the children identified "being with friends" as a favorite
activity;
* 90% said they watch TV at least three days a week -- it was in fact the most
popular activity in all the countries except Germany, where "playing outside"
was more popular;
* Shopping was reported as a favorite activity of 55% of US children, 47% of
Japanese children, 46% of Chinese children, and 37% of British, French and German
children;
There were some differences reported, too:
* 75% of Chinese children said that "going to school" was a favorite
activity, compared with only 36% of British children;
* 42% of Chinese children do homework 7 days a week compared to 1% of the children
in the US, Germany and the UK.
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