They broadened the design in case students are somehow an exceptional case, and repeated the experiment with 80 new participants, aged 19 to 58, from the wider community: once again, the people who thought they'd had vitamin pills smoked more cigarettes, and once again they believed themselves to be more invulnerable to harm.
Simply put, NPR receives so little in taxpayer funds that – unlike public television – it is more or less invulnerable to political threats.
This is, more or less, the arc of all Mob pictures: the brutal man who believes himself invulnerable and then ends up dead in the gutter.
Though their size would make them an easy mouthful for a shark or a grouper, their poisonous spines mean they are more or less invulnerable.In the lionfish's native waters, the western Pacific Ocean, the local ecosystem has adjusted to such predatory behaviour.
What's more, no organization, large or small, is invulnerable, as proven by 2017's massive Equifax breach, which compromised the data of 143 million Americans.
If we believe we're invulnerable to external pressures, we are more likely to be blindsided by them.
What's more, almost no newspaper could claim to be invulnerable to what would be the mother of all price wars: the Times would be exposed; as would the Mail and Telegraph.
The site's major value to Iran is that it is largely invulnerable to Israeli bombing, but it is so small that it may be more valuable to Mr. Rouhani as a bargaining chip.
They are more action-oriented, pursue their own goals, and exhibit disinhibited behavior in part because they believe that rules don't apply to them; they are special and invulnerable.
Could there be "protector" genes that make some children more invulnerable to their family circumstances?
