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Un Estudio De La Impaciencia
Contributed by Luis Marquez on Jun 19, 2012 (message contributor)
UN ESTUDIO DE LA IMPACIENCIA en 2006 encontró:
• se necesita un promedio de 17 minutos para la mayorÃa de las personas para perder la paciencia en una cola o lÃnea de espera.
• En el teléfono, se tarda alrededor de 9 minutos para la mayorÃa de las personas en perder la paciencia.
• Las mujeres perdieron la paciencia después de esperar en fila durante unos 18 minutos. Para los hombres, que era un promedio de 15 minutos.
• Las personas con menores ingresos y menor nivel educativo son más pacientes que los que tienen una educación universitaria e ingreso alto.
TRANSLATION:
A STUDY OF IMPATIENCE in 2006 found:
**An average of 17 minutes for the majority of people to lose patience in a queue or waiting line.
**On the phone, it takes about 9 minutes for the majority of people to lose patience.
**Women lost patience after waiting in line for about 18 minutes. For men, it was an average of 15 minutes.
**People with lower incomes and less education are more patient than those who have a university's Education and high income.
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