Regarding the impact of income on satisfaction, the middle income categories show more dissatisfaction, or the least satisfaction among all the income categories. Since not all the respondents had reported their income, type of housing was also used as another way of measuring women's socioeconomic statues. Whether women work or are homemakers is statistically insignificant in terms of their satisfaction with the social conditions. However, the homemakers are approximately 4 to 5 percent less satisfied with the social conditions. Looking at the type of occupation, the most dissatisfied groups are secretaries, and those who do personal work.
Personal work includes tailors and beauticians who work at their own homes.
Of all women, excluding students and civil servants, teachers indicate the lowest degree of dissatisfaction. While no significant relationship between marital status and satisfaction emerged, interesting patterns surfaced. Married women reported the highest degree of satisfaction with social conditions.