On the other hand, it makes the comparison of treatment satisfaction problematic, because it may have masked any negative effects on treatment satisfaction associated with injection therapy (exenatide QW) compared with oral therapy (sitagliptin and pioglitazone).
This trajectory of everyday aesthetics is welcomed by a number of thinkers for its contribution to enriching life experience, encouraging mindful living, and facilitating satisfaction without problematic consequences that often accompany a hedonistic lifestyle (Irvin 2008b; Melchionne 2014; Shusterman 2013).
Girls whose mothers had made self-critical comments about their own appearance and diet reported lower body esteem, lower body satisfaction, more problematic eating attitudes, and ate significantly fewer sweets than girls whose mothers had not made self-critical comments.
25 Measurement of satisfaction is problematic because of the "what is, must be best" phenomenon.
Third, place of measuring satisfaction might be problematic, because it differs for women who had a home birth and women who delivered in hospital.
This may be problematic for an outcome such as satisfaction, which represents a complex construct.
Clinicians' ratings of IOP control, severity of side effects and problematic medication use correlated with patients' satisfaction scores on these dimensions (r =.13-.26 =.13-.26.01).
But what is problematic is that studies using existing job satisfaction instruments in long-term care settings have generally been dissatisfied with the performance of these preexisting instruments [ 15].
35 Initial access to healthcare was often found to be problematic, but once access has been gained, overall satisfaction with primary care was exceptionally high.
Direct comparisons of satisfaction scores between study samples are problematic due to the diversity of assessment instruments used, differences in client profiles, treatment settings, interventions delivered and study designs.
