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Generation Z and Millennials: A Survey on the Social Life of Young Poles

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Almost all young people have at least one friend, and the most sociable are wealthy residents of small towns over 40, according to a CBOS study on social life. The study also proves that an active social life has a good effect on one's mental state. In turn, good character, a sense of security and shared values are the most important features of a desirable partner.
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Almost all young people have at least one friend, and the most sociable are wealthy residents of small towns over 40, according to a CBOS study on social life. The study also proves that an active social life has a good effect on one's mental state. In turn, good character, a sense of security and shared values are the most important features of a desirable partner.

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