The tables illustrate data about the outcomes of research of urban individuals’ opinions related to diverse aspects of life during 1980 and 2010.
Overall, it is evident that the figures for ‘good’ recorded the highest results in both years. Another noticeable point is that while the number of opinions for ‘neither good or bad’ almost experienced a downward trend for all facilities, the number of views for ‘bad’ increased over three decades.
In 1980, education recorded the highest numbers, with 82, whereas, the transport systems and accommodation made up almost lowest numbers, with 56 and 54, respectively. By contrast, both shops and environment accounted for nearly similar results, differing with 3 views. In addition, the figure for transport system and accommodation recorded the highest numbers for impartial views, with 34 and 31, respectively. However, shops recorded the lowest rate, with 11. When looking for the highest numbers for views of ‘bad’, both shops and transport systems had similar results, with 14. Education registered the lowest, with 6 opinions.
Focusing on the recordings in 2010, good’ views for all facilities experienced an upward trend, with the highest for shops, at 81 and the lowest for environment, with 64. Additionally, views for ‘neither good or bad by transport system accounted for the largest numbers, with 22 and the lowest with 9 for shops. Finally, maximum number for ‘bad’ views were only 20 and minimum with 7 by healthcare.