Table 3. Degree of identification with portraits of equivalence, benevolence, stimulation, and traditions, respectively, by age group

Equivalence	Degree of identification with portrait^a
Age groups	1	2	3	4	5	6
25–35 years, %	15.6	45.3	25.0	6.3	7.8	0.0
36–50 years, %	16.1	48.4	19.4	9.7	3.2	3.2
51–65 years, %	37.5	54.2	4.2	4.2	0.0	0.0
Total, %	20.2	47.9	19.3	6.7	5.0	0.8

Benevolence	Degree of identification with portrait^a
Age groups	1	2	3	5
25–35 years, %	48.4	43.8	7.8	0.0
36–50 years, %	35.5	38.7	19.4	6.5
51– 65 years, %	41.7	50.0	8.3	0.0
Total, %	43.7	43.7	10.9	1.7

Stimulation	Degree of identification with portrait^a
Age groups	1	2	3	4	5	6
25–35 years, %	6.3	32.8	31.3	21.9	7.8	0.0
36–50 years, %	16.1	9.7	41.9	19.4	12.9	0.0
51–65 years, %	4.2	29.2	25.0	29.2	8.3	4.2
Total, %	8.4	26.1	32.8	22.7	9.2	0.8

Traditions	Degree of identification with portrait^a
Age groups	1	2	3	4	5	6
25–35 years, %	3.1	23.4	31.3	15.6	17.2	9.4
36–50 years, %	6.5	29.0	25.8	3.2	29.0	6.5
51–65 years, %	0.0	54.2	16.7	12.5	8.3	8.3
Total	3.4	31.1	26.9	11.8	18.5	8.4

^aLikert scale, ranging from 1 (‘Looks very much like me’) to 6 (‘Does not look like me at all’)