According to the results of the “Memorial” survey conducted by the research company Areda Survey with 1,100 participants, Turkish people who value their memories keep an item belonging to the person they love the most.
According to the results of the “Memorial” survey conducted by the research company Areda Survey with 1,100 participants, Turkish people, who value their memories, keep an item belonging to the person they love the most.
21.2% of the stated that they kept an item belonging to their loved one the most. While 19.6 percent of those who kept a loved one’s belongings were women, 22.5 percent were men. It was determined that the group between the ages of 45-54 attaches importance to keeping the belongings of their loved ones with a rate of 29 percent. This was followed by 20 percent of those over the age of 65.
13.6% of them said that they saved coins/paper, 12% of them kept the diary containing all their memories. expressed. While 18 percent stated that men save more coins than women, it was revealed that women mostly keep their diary books with 12.5 percent.
OVER 65 YEARS OLD DOESN’T FORGET THEIR LETTERS
Today, with the development of technology and the ease of communication, correspondence has become a forgotten habit. According to the results of the research, 10 percent of the participants stated that they still keep their letters. People over the age of 65 were also the age group who kept their letters the most, with a rate of 14.9 percent.
Other close answers given by the participants of the research are military tag, magnet, key chain, lighter, pebble, wedding candy, sea shell, cinema-concert-train-plane ticket, business card, dried flower, marble, respectively. jerseys and gift wraps.
The research, which was conducted between 19-21 April with the participation of 1,100 people across Turkey, was carried out using “Areda Survey’s Profile Based Digital Panel” with the CAWI technique, one of the quantitative research methods.
