When they find it impossible constantly to upgrade their lifestyle, they express a form of dissatisfaction which unites them with the poor in a common project: a universal desire for more wealth.
As China's appetite to assert itself grows, that could easily become a source of dissatisfaction, which would feed the superpowers' mutual mistrust.
Turnover is partially a result of job dissatisfaction, which induces not only de-motivation and absenteeism, but also intentions to quit [ 11, 15].
A sense of marginalisation has stirred political dissatisfaction which northern extremists feed on.
Deaths of some patients in such an environment are inevitable and this eventually leads to poor staff motivation and job dissatisfaction, which can finally make a health worker decide to leave, thus creating a vicious cycle of staff attrition.
This could also be one of the reasons for patients' dissatisfaction, which is supported by a study where authors identified patients' dissatisfaction with respect to their willingness to listen with sympathy and explaining their problems in the out-patient clinic [ 20].
These inadequate priority management dramatically increases the global mobile dissatisfaction which reaches 23% as shown in Figures 9(a) and 10(a).
Questionnaire responses alone tend to emphasise dissatisfaction, which may skew institutional analysis and can encourage a culture of negativity and passive complaint.
Until such a measure has been devised and validated, it is recommended that body image researchers test for measurement invariance in their samples as a precautionary measure before drawing conclusions about group differences in body dissatisfaction which involve comparisons against groups of pregnant women.
The FG process helped this medicine residency program to uncover a depth of dissatisfaction not previously recognized, and furthermore, uncovered sources of dissatisfaction which were surprising and could not have been determined from the mostly Likert scale written survey.
