Table 1 Demographic data of the sample (...

Table 1

Demographic data of the sample (n = 145)

		Frequency	Percent
Gender	Male	80	55.2
	Female	65	44.8
Age	Less than 25	47	32.4
	26–35	53	36.6
	36–45	28	19.3
	46–55	17	11.7
Education	Primary school	12	8.3
	High school	12	8.3
	Undergraduate	67	46.2
	Graduate	54	37.2
Working Sector	Education	53	36.6
	Public administration	30	20.7
	Production	27	18.6
	Health	14	9.7
	Other*	21	14.4
Position	Worker	31	21.4
	Employee	57	39.3
	Executive	24	16.6
	Manager	17	11.7
	Other**	16	11.0
Tenure	0–2 years	55	37.9
	3–5 years	34	23.4
	6–8 years	23	15.9
	9 +	33	22.8
Monthly incomes	<300 euro	23	15.9
	301–600 euro	44	30.3
	601–900 euro	33	22.8
	901–1,200 euro	16	11.0
	Over 1,200 euro	29	20.0

		Frequency	Percent
Gender	Male	80	55.2
	Female	65	44.8
Age	Less than 25	47	32.4
	26–35	53	36.6
	36–45	28	19.3
	46–55	17	11.7
Education	Primary school	12	8.3
	High school	12	8.3
	Undergraduate	67	46.2
	Graduate	54	37.2
Working Sector	Education	53	36.6
	Public administration	30	20.7
	Production	27	18.6
	Health	14	9.7
	Other*	21	14.4
Position	Worker	31	21.4
	Employee	57	39.3
	Executive	24	16.6
	Manager	17	11.7
	Other**	16	11.0
Tenure	0–2 years	55	37.9
	3–5 years	34	23.4
	6–8 years	23	15.9
	9 +	33	22.8
Monthly incomes	<300 euro	23	15.9
	301–600 euro	44	30.3
	601–900 euro	33	22.8
	901–1,200 euro	16	11.0
	Over 1,200 euro	29	20.0

Note(s): *People that selected “other” worked as bankers (9), journalists (7), media (3) and architects (2)

**People that selected “other” were lecturers (13), translator (1) and nurse (1), all of whom could not be assigned themselves in any of the categories of position

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