Disability, Independence and Dependency Situations Survey 
Social networks and contacts. Absolute figures
Population with disabilities, according tothe activities on which they mostly spend their free time, by age and sex.
Units: persons 6 years old and over residing in centres

	Total			6 to 64 years old			65 to 79 years old			80 years old and over			
	Both sexes	Males	Females	Both sexes	Males	Females	Both sexes	Males	Females	Both sexes	Males	Females	
Total	269,139	93,546	175,593	46,879	29,005	17,874	59,366	26,439	32,927	162,894	38,102	124,792	
Watch TV	134,943	48,925	86,019	23,625	14,627	8,998	31,525	14,694	16,831	79,793	19,604	60,189	
Listening to the radio or to music	53,056	22,625	30,430	14,894	9,723	5,171	10,878	5,270	5,608	27,284	7,633	19,651	
Read	37,302	14,131	23,171	4,485	2,905	1,580	7,844	4,070	3,774	24,974	7,156	17,817	
Talk on the telephone with relatives or friends	14,087	4,050	10,037	2,378	1,340	1,038	2,983	1,028	1,955	8,726	1,682	7,045	
Visit relatives and friends	12,358	4,231	8,127	2,796	1,596	1,200	2,517	1,074	1,444	7,045	1,562	5,483	
Physical exercise	96,625	40,597	56,027	20,306	13,088	7,218	23,702	12,341	11,362	52,617	15,169	37,448	
Surfing the Net	1,031	543	488	620	340	279	183	101	82	228	102	126	
Attending classes or courses	4,746	1,524	3,222	1,442	878	565	784	261	523	2,520	386	2,134	
Hobbies, craftwork, handicrafts, and board games	55,499	16,106	39,393	10,677	5,247	5,430	13,125	4,938	8,187	31,698	5,922	25,776	
Shopping	1,508	588	920	495	201	294	682	212	470	331	175	156	
Visit libraries or museums	455	323	132	243	194	49	40	0	40	171	129	42	
Attending sporting or cultural events	2,075	1,120	955	992	652	339	400	306	95	683	162	521	
Travel	2,321	1,123	1,198	1,351	728	623	490	298	192	481	97	384	
Others	40,163	12,473	27,690	6,880	4,222	2,658	8,921	3,571	5,350	24,362	4,680	19,682	
No data recorded	36,191	10,241	25,950	3,848	2,256	1,592	7,025	2,785	4,239	25,318	5,199	20,119	
Notes:
1) The data corresponding to cells with fewer than one thousand persons must  be taken with caution because it may be affected by a high incidence of  sampling errors.  
Source: National Statistics Institute