Respondents' highest level of education was assessed with two separate questions (highest general education and highest vocational education qualification in the categories of the German education system), which were then mapped to the levels 0 6 of the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) 1997 based on the PIAAC variable PIAAC: B_Q01a.2.
Table 11 Demographic data of interview respondents: highest level of education completed Highest level of education Frequency Percent Middle school 9 9 High school 6 6 Some college 13 13 Bachelor degree 27 27 MA/PhD/professional degree 34 33 Missing data 13 13 Total 102 101 Percents add up to >100 due to rounding.
It is possible that the questions did not necessarily capture the respondents' highest level of education.
Respondents' highest level of education was measured according to four categories i.e. 'uneducated', 'less than primary'primaryary but less than secondary' and 'secondary and above'.
Expertise gap: despite respondents' high-level roles as reintroduction founders or senior officers, they typically lacked reintroduction experience.
Thus respondents with high level of education were likely to report higher health status than the less educated.
Table 4 shows mean of total IES-R score among respondents with high level of posttraumatic stress at T1 (IES-R ≥33, n = 213) stratified by whether they were referred to a mental health specialist or not.
Female respondents, respondents with higher levels of education, and respondents with poorer overall health statuses were more likely to use certain types of CAM than those without these characteristics.
In fact, the scale provided little information for respondents with high levels of presence of meaning while at the same time most of the respondents fell within that range.
Nearly 80% of respondents included high levels of offshore wind energy and other renewables in their My2050 pathways.
In the 2010 study British, Swedish, German, and American consumers showed the lowest levels of agreement with the proposition "global warming will worsen my way of life within my own lifetime," while Brazilian, Indian, and Chinese respondents showed high levels of agreement.
