Still, the visitor who totes a backpack instead of a cartload of Tumi luggage may be the most satisfied category of tourist.
The average level of overall satisfaction with the PPO respondents were asked to rate (i.e., the target plan) was 3.2, which fell between the "very satisfied" and "satisfied" response categories for this measure.
A single response was selected from the five categories: very satisfied, satisfied, just so‐so, less satisfied, and not satisfied.
Patients were asked to subjectively evaluate the satisfaction level at the end of block performance with the following categories: "very satisfied", "satisfied" and "not satisfied".
In addition, satisfaction with one's living standard was evaluated in terms of the following categories: very satisfied, satisfied and not satisfied.
The final subjective indicator was measured by an individual's satisfaction with health, grouped into three categories: very satisfied, quite satisfied, and not satisfied (including individuals who declared themselves as not very satisfied or not satisfied at all).
Life satisfaction is measured by the response to the following question: "To what extent are you satisfied with the life you now lead?" Again, there are five answering categories: Not so satisfied; Rather satisfied; Satisfied; Very satisfied; and Extremely satisfied.
The third question, on life satisfaction, has four response categories: very satisfied, satisfied, dissatisfied and very dissatisfied.
Life satisfaction score (range: 4 20) was classified into three categories: satisfied (4 6), intermediate (7 11) and dissatisfied group (12 20).
For this approach, the five point Likert scale of overall job satisfaction was categorized into three categories (satisfied = scores 4 and 5, indifferent = score 3 and dissatisfied = scores 1 and 2).
