Survey: The most important New Year's resolution is more time for family and friends
In second and third place were the desire to avoid or reduce stress and to exercise more. These two resolutions were cited by 62% and 57% of respondents respectively. According to the survey, they placed significantly less importance on climate protection: while 64% said they wanted to behave in an environmentally and climate-friendly manner in the previous year, this figure is now only 51%.
53% want to eat more healthily. Just under half (49%) said they wanted to take more time for themselves. 36 percent of respondents want to be more frugal. The Forsa polling institute surveyed 1006 people between November 13 and 16.
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- According to the survey, "For new year's resolution", more time for family and friends was deemed the most important by a significant number of respondents.
- Interestingly, while 62% of respondents wanted to avoid or reduce stress, only 51% placed importance on climate protection in their "new year's resolution" as per the DAK survey.
- The Forsa polling institute conducted the survey in Hamburg, and they found that 53% of the participants wanted to eat more healthily as part of their "new year's resolution".
- In the previous year, 64% of the surveyed individuals claimed they wanted to behave in an environmentally and climate-friendly manner, but this figure dropped to 51% for their "new year's resolution".
- The desire to take more time for oneself was the fourth most popular "new year's resolution", with 49% of respondents choosing this option, as per the survey conducted by Forsa.
- Conversely, only 36% of the participants in the survey by Forsa mentioned being more frugal as part of their "new year's resolution" for the upcoming year.
- When it comes to "new year's resolutions", having more time for family and friends was considered the most important, according to the survey by Forsa, followed closely by avoiding or reducing stress and exercising more, as chosen by 57% and 62% of respondents respectively.
Source: www.stern.de
