This necessitates the need to know in detail how satisfied a person is with a specific aspect of life, as well as how important this aspect is to that person.
The questionnaire assesses on a 5-point Likert scale, how often friends, relatives, partners and medical personnel gave support in these areas (quantity of social support), and it also assesses how satisfied the person was with her social support in the areas advice, assistance and emotional support (quality of social support).
However, the highest ranking respondents (or women sponsored by high ranking persons) had more than double the odds of being very satisfied than persons of the lowest ranks (AOR = 2.71).
Are you easily satisfied as a person?
It follows a Bill introduced last year to give the minister discretion to revoke citizenship for fraud or misrepresentation, or where the minister is "satisfied" that a person is not of good character, all without trial or conviction.
Mary Ellen Bute was not the kind of person satisfied with letting her ideas remain abstract thoughts, stating in 1936, "We need a new kinetic, visual art form - one that unites sound, color and form".
In our study, those who declared they were working were not more satisfied than those persons who were helped by their spouse or parents, but they were more satisfied than pensioners or people living on disability benefits.
One person, a satisfied Verizon customer for a few years, wrote in January that Netflix had become "pretty much unusable" over the previous month.
Since the DTSQc is a measure of comparative satisfaction, a measure of absolute Satisfaction should always be used at baseline using the original Status version of the DTSQ, to enable researchers to put the findings of the Change measure into context, i.e. the DTSQc alone will not indicate how satisfied or dissatisfied the person was in the first place.
In Frankfurt's definition, for example, sufficiency is reached only when persons are satisfied and no longer actively strive for more.
