Table:
selected characteristics
number of emergency planning activities in the household:

none
1 to 2
3 to 4

percent

sex

male
8
42
48

female
9
43
46

age group

15 to 24,
7
34
52

25 to 34
11
47
41

35 to 44
8
45
45

45 to 54
9
43
46

55 to 64
8
43
48

65 and older
7
42
49

immigrant status

canadian-born
9
42
47

established immigrant
7
47
45

recent immigrant
6
40
53

visible minority status

visible minority
6
44
48

not a visible minority
9
43
47

aboriginal identity

aboriginal
9
38
51

non-aboriginal
8
43
47

activity-limitation - long-term physical condition

yes
8
41
49

no
8
43
47

activity-limitation - long-term psychological, emotional or mental health condition

yes
11
43
41

no
8
43
48

household income

less than $20,000
9
49
39

$20,000 to less than $40,000
8
45
47

$40,000 to less than $60,000
8
44
47

$60,000 to less than $80,000
7
43
48

$80,000 to less than $100,000
10
43
47

$100,000 to less than $150,000
9
45
44

$150,000 and over
9
42
48

tenure

own
8
42
48

rent
9
45
45

household size

1 person
10
48
41

2 persons
9
43
47

3 persons
8
42
46

4 persons
9
42
45

5 persons or more
5
37
53

household composition

household with senior(s)
7
40
51

household without senior(s)
9
43
45

household with child(ren)
8
42
47

household without child(ren)
9
42
47

total
8
42
47

Statement: it is also noteworthy that living in a household that participated in a moderately high or high number of emergency planning activities was most prevalent among the youngest age group, those aged 15 to 24 in 2014.
Question: it is also noteworthy that living in a household that participated in a moderately high or high number of emergency planning activities was most prevalent among the youngest age group, those aged 15 to 24 in 2014,what is the percentage of it?
Answer: [52.0]