The graphs show figures relating to hours worked and stress levels amongst professionals in eight groups. Describe the information shown to a university or a college lecture.

The bar graph illustrates the average weekly working

hours

for eight groups of people,

while

the pie chart compares the percentage of developing their stress-related diseases.

Overall

, businessmen, followed by movie producers and doctors, spend the highest average working

hours

in a week.

However

, lecturers experience the maximum level of stress-linked diseases. In terms of working

hours

, businessmen, movie producers and doctors spend

weekly

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a weekly

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average of 70, 60 and 50

hours

, respectively, and their corresponding health problems attributed to stress are 11 per

cent

, 18 per

cent

and 15 per

cent

of the total proportion of these eight professional groups’ stress-induced patients. That means, despite having the highest weekly average working

hours

, businessmen occupy only about one-tenth of the total population of these 8 professional groups who suffer from stress-associated illnesses.

In contrast

,

instead

of working for only an average of 25

hours

a week - the least among all the listed professionals - lecturers suffer from 25

percent

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stress-induced health problems which is the highest share among all these 8 occupation groups’ stress-linked sufferers.

Also

, with 18 and 15 per

cent

, movie producers and doctors, respectively, are the next two major groups of high-stress patients.

On the other hand

, writers and lawyers, with 45 and 35 corresponding average working

hours

a week, suffer from the same level of stress-related health disorders.