Respondent characteristics are further described in Tables 1 and 2. On average, respondents in MCH (31.6 months) had worked longer than those responding from PW (15.9 months) or NN (14.9 months).
On average, respondents guessed that 1 in 4 Americans were.
On average, respondents put in an extra seven hours a week.
On average, respondents said they had reduced the math and analytic-thinking requirements in their courses.
On average, respondents said they put on 9lbs, with those who shed pounds losing around 6lbs.
When asked to predict the poll scores, on average, respondents expect Labour to secure only 32%, three points less than the 35% they expect for the Tories.
The resulting estimates confirm that, on average, respondents demonstrate a substantial willingness-to-pay a premium for agricultural goods (in particular, foodstuffs) produced in environmentally-benign ways.
Interestingly, the survey reveals that, on average, respondents claim to have a total of 16 friends, although 48% admitted that most of those are contacted "out of habit" rather than actually being close pals.
On average, respondents thought that 24% of the population was Muslim (it's just 5% in England and Wales), while they believed 34% was Christian (an underestimate, as official numbers say it's 59%).
On average, respondents reported a high level of pain intensity and a moderate level of pain interference with activities, and rated treatments received for pain as being only somewhat helpful.
On average, respondents had 2.2 memberships.
