Would you say you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, not-too-satisfied, or not satisfied at all? 2. What is the SINGLE most important problem facing you in your life these days?
The options are "Not satisfied at all," "Not satisfied," "Slightly satisfied," "Moderately satisfied," and "Extremely satisfied".
And the question asks "Are you satisfied with your usual travel time for your most frequent trips?" The options are the same: "Not satisfied at all," "Not satisfied," "Slightly satisfied," "Moderately satisfied," and "Extremely satisfied".
Questions regarding food parcels included: 'How satisfied are you usually with the content of the food parcel?' (categories: not satisfied at all, not satisfied, neutral, satisfied, very satisfied), and 'Do you usually use all foods from the food parcel?' (categories: never, sometimes and always).
Food-intake-related questions included: 'How satisfied are you with your current food intake?' (categories: not satisfied at all, not satisfied, neutral, satisfied and completely satisfied), and 'How healthy is your current food intake?' (not healthy at all, not healthy, neutral, healthy and very healthy).
The response alternatives for how satisfied the women had been with the intervention were not satisfied at all, a little satisfied, rather satisfied, and very 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).
The rest are either "somewhat satisfied" or not satisfied at all.
The unadjusted general treatment satisfaction, rated from very satisfied to not satisfied at all showed significant differences between groups.
Twenty-three percent of patients reported being scarcely satisfied or not satisfied at all with their family life, and 59% had many difficulties in their relationships with their partner.
