Men tend to spend less time in general
than female respondents thinking about the issue of undesirable substances in food.
Not exact matches
In fact, a November 2017 report from CareerArc of 1,162
respondents found that
female job - seekers surveyed were 33 percent less likely
than male job - seekers to apply to a one - star rated company.
Interestingly, more
female than male poll
respondents cited «flexibility» and a «pleasant atmosphere» as an attractive job quality, while more men
than women said they were drawn to companies with «strong financial health» and «strong management.»
More
than half (57.6 %) of
female respondents worry about credit fraud while less
than half of males (48.2 %) are concerned about it.
Furthermore, the study revealed that 30 % of
female respondents have had career breaks of more
than 3 months, compared with only 8 % of males.
Approximately 40 percent of
respondents in the NHIS sample did not have paid sick leave; approximately half of the
respondents were
female; more
than half were married or cohabitating; three - quarters indicated that their highest level of education included at least some college; and 62 percent were non-Hispanic white.
Odds were higher among younger,
female, more educated, and Democratic
respondents to perceive effects from extreme weather
than older, male, less educated, and Republican
respondents.
Most matchmakers tend to have more
female than male clients with over 25 % of respondents having a ratio of 40 % Male / 60 % F
female than male clients with over 25 % of
respondents having a ratio of 40 % Male / 60 %
FemaleFemale.
The difference in preferred date venue is possibly connected with the cautious optimism suggested by the
female respondents in the survey, with meeting for a coffee an easier option
than a long evening meal.
58 % of
female respondents said they would casually date a man 30 years older
than them, while 41 % of women said they would marry a man 30 years older
Although only 253
female teachers responded to several thousands of surveys distributed, of those
respondents, 88 per cent of those had been in the teaching industry for more
than 10 years and 90 per cent were principals or school leaders, NESLI reported.
The
respondents were mostly
female, middle - aged, and with more
than 11 years teaching experience.
Recruiting minority candidates was more often a problem
than recruiting
female candidates, survey
respondents said.
In the survey, more employed men
than women said they are looking for a job in 2015 (46 % of male
respondents vs. 42 % of
female respondents).
Female respondents are almost three times more likely to give something homemade (23.2 % vs. 8.4 %)
than the sons and grandsons who responded to the survey.
Female respondents to this year's results were more likely
than male...
More
than one in five (21 %)
female respondents admit to being «not confident» about their portfolio (compared with 14 % of men), and the primary reason given is that they are uninformed about portfolio construction.
More
than half (57.6 %) of
female respondents worry about credit fraud while less
than half of males (48.2 %) are concerned about it.
Men plan to spend 75 % more
than women, the survey of nearly 650 Americans found, with male
respondents planning to spend an average of $ 84.39 and
female respondents planning to spend an average of $ 48.13.
A higher percentage of
female respondents this year picked clothing, electronics, movies, household goods and sporting goods
than last year.
Female respondents to this year's results were more likely
than male
respondents to predict they will spend less on gifts this year (22 % vs. 17.7 %).
A recent survey by the American Animal Hospital Association of 1,206 pet owners in the United States and Canada showed that more
than 80 percent of the
respondents were
female and an incredible 48 percent of these said they rely more on their pets
than on a spouse or child for affection.
The
respondents» answers indicated that tortoiseshell, calico, and tortie
females had a higher score in human aggression
than all other
females combined.
Interestingly, for every question asked regarding security issues, the majority of
respondents who say they always or very often worry were younger
female travelers, ages 18 to 25, with the exception of personal security where middle - aged travelers worry more
than the younger generations.
The point is, most of the survey
respondents are college educated,
female, and more
than half are 45 — 64 years old.
Slightly less
than one - third of
respondents identified as male (30 %) and almost three - fifths identified as
female (59.7 %); the rest identified as genderqueer (3.5 %), gender fluid (3.2 %), transgender (1.3 %) or «other» (2.2 %).
Male Assistant Store Managers at Lowe's Home Improvement Inc. are far more common among survey
respondents than their
female counterparts, who typically comprise less
than one - third of the field.
Around four in five survey
respondents (78 %) identified as
female, with more
females than males responding in every age group.
In the sample (n = 4351), there were slightly more
female (53.7 %)
than male
respondents.
Differential selection is measured by including
respondent's gender (
female; male),
respondent's education at the time of entry into marriage (high school graduate; some college; college graduate), spouse's education at the time of entry into marriage (less
than high school education; high school graduate; attended but did not complete college; college graduate), father's occupation (unskilled labor; farming; skilled labor; white collar; professional), and childhood health (fair or less; good; excellent).
Among Turkish
respondents, the difference only approached significance, t (67) = 0.52, p =.054, with males indicating somewhat higher preferred levels of parental influence on mate choice
than females did, respectively M = 2.43, SD = 0.78 vs. M = 2.06, SD = 0.66.
Only among the Moroccan
respondents males indicated significantly higher preferred levels of parental influence on mate choice
than females did, respectively M = 2.54, SD = 0.64 vs. M = 1.97, SD = 0.70, t (67) = 3.09, p <.01.
Further, mothers attributed more internalising symptoms to
female respondents, and more externalising symptoms to male
respondents,
than did the child
respondents themselves.