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The proportion of adults who experienced difficulty participating in everyday activities, by frequency, for all limitation types*, Canada, 2006
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This is a horizontal bar graph that illustrates the proportion of Canadian adults who experienced difficulty participating in everyday activities, by frequency, in 2006.
The Y axis is measured by percentages and increases by increments of 5 from 0 up to 40.
The X axis is comprised of five frequencies of difficulty participating in everyday activities. From left to right, we have daily, weekly, monthly, less than once a month, and never.
The rate of adults who experience daily difficulty participating in everyday activities is 34.4%.
The rate of adults who experience weekly difficulty participating in everyday activities is 16.4%.
The rate of adults who experience monthly difficulty participating in everyday activities is 9.3%.
The rate of adults who experience difficulty participating in everyday activities less than once a month is 11.7%.
The rate of adults who never experience difficulty participating in everyday activities is 24.9%.
Source: Statistics Canada, Participation and Activity Limitation Survey, 2006.
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