The outcome of health satisfaction is the most unexpected result of my research. I had assumed and hypothesized that satisfaction of health should follow suit of health. It makes perfect sense that those variables that effect health should also determine the perception of health. This theory shows some truth in my bivariate of the two variables, however the relationship is not as strong as I had expected. On the other hand, this moderately weak correlation may relate to people s expectations in society.
People perceive their health within their own context and environment.
Respondents most likely look to what level of health is expected in their own community, instead of society as a whole, when deciding their own health satisfaction.