The last part of the questionnaire concerned the patient's former occupation and contained the same questions regarding job characteristics and long-term exposure to stressful hand-positioning as the section regarding current occupation.
Instead, the size of the network is determined by the number of occupations, and if the same number of occupations is used consistently (as we did), the potential problem of comparing livelihood landscapes at varying scales is kept under control.
"We have to show the Israelis they cannot go on having security and occupation at the same time," he said.
However, correlating parental education and occupation to the same themes did not show any consistent significant differences (Table 2).
There are no armoured vehicles, no soldiers, but it is an occupation all the same, and it weighs on people," she said at a 2010 party rally.
"It's an occupation of swaths of territory, of areas in which religious laws apply … for sure, there are no tanks, no soldiers, but it's an occupation all the same and it weighs on people".
Regarding wildlife and domestic livestock, encounters of < 50 m and non-simultaneous occupation of the same area were documented significantly more frequently between roe deer and cattle than with sheep or goat.
For red deer, encounters of < 50 m, encounters of > 50 m and non-simultaneously occupation of the same area were observed most frequently with cattle, and 5% of the game wardens reported physical contact between the two species.
The Soviet Union took firm grip of its zone of occupation, and the Western democracies did the same.
The norm within the individuals occupation can in turn change for two reasons: (i) if the individual stays in the same occupation and the norm within that occupation changes and (ii) if the individual him or herself change occupation.
