In the oxytocin condition, a significant proportion of these insecure subjects (N = 18; 69%) increased in their rankings of the AAP prototypical "secure attachment" phrases and decreased in overall ranking of the "insecure attachment" phrases.
In the MG, no children were found characterized as secure in the 5 9 years age group, therefore, it was not possible to compare the locus between secure and insecure subjects.
In addition, the locus was more internal in the CG in both age groups, in both the secure and insecure subjects, in line with what was found by La Montagne (LaMontagne 1984 , 1987 and Nowicki and Duke (1983), while this was external in the MG, regardless of the type of attachment, and even more external in the older subjects.
The items were derived from the results of qualitative interviews with food insecure subjects, and the instrument is considered to be well grounded.
This work, which is often low-paying, insecure and subject to the vagaries of the market, both contributes to and relies upon the social, economic and political inequality of women.
I think there is plenty of life yet in bullfighting.OLAF CLAYTON MadridVoting onlineBarbara Simons argues that "there is a consensus within the computer-security industry" that online-voting systems are insecure and subject to hacking (Letters, May 2nd).
There is a consensus within the computer-security industry that all the current online-voting systems are insecure and are subject to hacking.
In the larger personal scope, the state likes its subjects insecure.
Frustration describes how insecure, discouraged or irritated the subject feels after accomplishing the task.
This year the subject is Robert, Ray's insecure policeman brother, and why he and his ex-wife, Joanne, broke up (something to do with his peculiar habits, like touching food to his chin before eating it).
