International Journal of Social Science Research (IJSSR)

Demographic Variations in Perceptions of ‘Enjoy Life’- A Preliminary Investigation

This study looks at changing patterns of preferences for human activities for enjoyment in life in five different age groups, 18 to 81 years old. The data were gathered through google forms and were discussed how social, solitary, and altruistic, as well as digimedia and mobile engagement, evolve as individuals move through life. The results revealed that, while young adulthood draw enjoyment by peer socialisation and digital-based media consumption, middle age is mostly enjoy life by family ties, travel and travel, civic engagement, etc. Late adulthood showed a decline in digital leisure in favour of a blended focus on family, nature and core social networks.