Those who could generally the well educated, wealthy, or well connected left, leaving behind communities of poor people.
Mr. McCain, the survey showed, was strongest among the affluent, the well educated and those who considered themselves moderates.
However, even in those relatively well educated cohorts investigated (about one third having university education in both countries), 20%- 30% reported oral impacts and dissatisfaction with oral health suggesting need for oral health care and treatment.
Poor OHB was not equally distributed among the MMT patients: male participants and those less well educated were at greater risk.
* p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001 Depression was significantly more likely to be identified in women and those less well educated whereas anxiety was more likely to be identified in women.
These surveys also suggest that cancer symptom awareness is poorer among those who are less well educated, those with lower socio-economic status and those from black and minority ethnic groups (Wardle et al, 2001; Grunfeld et al, 2002; Robb et al, 2009).
Existing research also suggests that cancer awareness is poorer among those who are less well educated and those with a lower socioeconomic status (Brunswick et al, 2001; Wardle et al, 2001).
And those who were well educated were extraordinarily well educated.
"These type of remarks feed into a national sentiment, and many Indonesians, even those who are well educated, believe them," said a former cabinet minister.
These seed participants are usually those who are well educated, risk-taking and with rich social relationships.
Bussell and Forbes ([2001]) mentioned that those who are well educated, female and over the age of 50 are more likely to volunteer.
