On the other hand, warm traits with negative connotations (e.g., "shy," "insecure") were always more likely to retrieve images of women.
Despite some similarities, some perceptions of the food secure and food insecure were unique to each livelihood group and thus reflected what Adger (2006) described as 'vulnerability as experienced by the vulnerable'.
"Normal", "Apart", and "Insecure" were inspired by Ohkawa's conversations with friends, and "I Miss You" has its origins in a conversation with manga artist Okazaki Takeshi, who rarely saw his girlfriend because of his work.
Having to abstain from certain foods, but also feeling insecure, were some of the constraints described by the adolescents.
Participants who were food insecure were younger, had lower annual household incomes, and were less likely to be college graduates or currently working.
Hromi-Fiedler et al. [ 22] found that low-income pregnant Latinas that were food insecure were more likely to be depressed.
