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The image contains two visual data representations; the top is a bar chart titled "Average number of hours worked per week," which displays hours for seven occupations: Writers (40), Doctors (50), Chefs (55), Lecturers (60), Lawyers (65), Movie Producers (70), and Programmers and Businessmen both at (65). Below the bar chart is a pie chart titled "Occupations of people suffering from stress-related illness" with percentage distributions for eight professional groups: Writers (5%), Doctors (18%), Lawyers (8%), Movie Producers (11%), Programmers (15%), Chefs (25%), Lecturers (10%), and Businessmen (8%). The overall caption states, "Hours worked and stress levels amongst professionals in eight groups."
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The bar graph demonstrates the number of working hours by eight professionals, while the pie chart shows stress-related illnesses due to people’s jobs.
Overall, entrepreneurs and movie makers spend the highest number of hours working, whereas university teachers and Kitchener show the reverse. Interestingly, software engineers are more likely to face less stress.
Entrepreneurs and Movie makers are in the two top with the highest hours spent per week, at 60 and 70 respectively, but their proportions of them suffering from stress are merely 11 and 18. The working hours of other professionals, such as doctors and writers, come next on the list with 40 and 50%. Lecturers and chefs spend the lowest hours at 25 and 30. Lecturers have the highest level of stress, leveling up to 25%, while the Chefs own 10% of the stress level. Lawyers and Programmers reach 35% and 40% of stress levels.
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