The provided data illustrates the satisfaction levels of male and female shoppers at a new shopping complex in Auckland, New Zealand, presented through two tables and a pie chart.
Overall, the majority of shoppers expressed satisfaction with the complex, while gender-based preferences and feedback varied significantly across the two survey tables. The pie chart indicates that a substantial 62% of respondents were satisfied, followed by 17% who were very satisfied, while dissatisfaction and no comment accounted for 11% and 10% respectively.
In the first table, male shoppers were more likely to be satisfied (45%) than very satisfied (17%), whereas females showed a higher proportion of very satisfied responses (34%) compared to males. Both genders reported an identical 20% dissatisfaction rate. In the second table, male satisfaction increased significantly, with 55% reporting satisfaction and 25% being very satisfied. Conversely, female satisfaction levels in the second table were more distributed, with 32% satisfied and 27% very satisfied. Notably, male dissatisfaction dropped sharply to 5% in the second survey, while female dissatisfaction rose slightly to 21%. These figures highlight a generally positive reception, though opinions fluctuated between the two survey groups.