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They continue to be a New Year's tradition.(Resolutions)(Brief article)
Only 32% of American adults claim they will not be making any New Year's resolutions, according to a Zogby International interactive poll. People vow that they will exercise more (41%), lose weight (36%), and save money (350%).
Young people are the most likely to make New Year's resolutions. Of those aged 18-24, 85% will have at least one resolution, compared to 53% of those 70 years or older. Others who say they will be making resolutions, by age …
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