The given table compares the satisfaction with different aspects of the community (in percentage) in both genders – male and female – in Hebly, the United Kingdom.
Overall, there were notable differences in population satisfaction, with the percentage of women pleased with the facilities being relatively higher than that of males, except for the transport aspect.
Specifically, approximately nine in ten women expressed satisfaction with shopping, making it the most common figure in the questionnaires and nearly twice higher than that of men. Following closely by nearly 80% of women who were satisfied with sport services, compared to only 60% of men. Simultaneously, there was a slight difference in the percentage of population satisfaction with the work aspect, comprising 60% of female and 40% of male, respectively.
On the other hand, the remaining aspects all had minor differences overall, especially education. The percentages of men and women satisfaction were nearly equal, both reaching approximately 67%. Similarly, the proportion of the population who felt pleased with entertainment followed the same pattern, accounting for nearly a third in total. However, the transport aspect showed a different trend, with the percentage of men who were satisfied with it was slightly higher than that of women, making up 42% and 38%, respectively.