Respondents with polygamous status were more satisfied compared to those with non-polygamous status.
However, GPs from the separated model were more satisfied compared to their colleagues of the integrated model (scale score 70.0 vs. 60.0; P = 0.020).
In this case, our results show just the opposite in that inpatients admitted to urban hospitals in the region of Stara Zagora were more satisfied compared to inpatients in small rural hospitals.
Women with extrovert character (OR = 2.13; 95% CI: 1.88 2.43), good health condition (OR = 3.93; 95% CI: 3.11 4.95), and good interpersonal relationship (OR = 11.24; 95% CI: 6.34 19.92) are more satisfied compared to women with introvert character, bad health condition, and bad interpersonal relationship, respectively.
Older patients were more satisfied compared with adults aged 25 59 years; for example, patients aged 75 years and over had a mean difference in score of −3.83, with a 95% CI of −5.25 to −2.40 (table 2, Model A), whereas young adults (aged 16 24 years) were less satisfied (mean difference 4.35, 95% CI 2.74 to 5.97; table 2, Model A).
It is much more likely that these patients will be more satisfied with PU compared to patients after urethrectomy/penectomy who are "condemned" to PU.
Negotiators provided with the negotiation dance graph will be more satisfied with the agreement compared to negotiators provided with the history graph.
Consequently, we expect negotiators who reach higher joint outcomes and more balanced agreements will be more content (e.g. [17,37,77]), and we hypothesize: H 6(c) Negotiators provided with the negotiation dance graph will be more satisfied with the agreement compared to negotiators provided with the history graph.
The coefficients related to the family's structure suggest that individuals living in couples (with or without children) tend to be more satisfied with their life when compared to people living in other family structures.
