The table below shows the most common biggest decisions by those in the comparison group. You can use the menus to change the group.
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When do people make their biggest life decisions?
In the chart below, you can see a summary of all the survey responses collected.
Here’s some information to help you interpret the chart:
Along the horizontal axis, we have age at the time the big decision was made. Decisions made when older are positioned further to the right.
Along the vertical axis, we have the importance of the big decision. More important decisions are positioned higher.
There are nine circles corresponding to each of the major big decision categories. The larger the circle, the more often people mentioned that type of big decision.
There are error bars for both age and importance. The longer the bar, the larger the spread in responses for that variable.
How old were people when they made their biggest life decisions?
The figure below shows how old those in the comparison group were when they made the selected big decision. You can also use the menus to change the decision and the group.
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How do people describe and evaluate their biggest life decisions?
The figure below shows how people described and evaluated their biggest life decisions. You can hover your mouse over each bar for additional information. You can also use the menus to change the decision and the group.
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