A complete lack of preparedness, little awareness, and no institutionalized measures for early warning or evacuation contributed to the human and material losses during the disaster.
Other than the outcome from that unique institutionalized sample, little evidence is available to support the division of the inhibited and disinhibited subtype of attachment disorders.
However, after 1 year, there was a significant – although relatively little clinically important – decline in BNT scores for institutionalized patients (P<0.033; d=−0.47).
Although exposure to early life stress is known to affect mental health, the underlying mechanisms of its impacts on depressive symptoms among institutionalized children and adolescents have been little studied.
We're no longer a lively group of people working for the love of it we're a bedraggled, institutionalized scattered force, each working in our little rut".
We're no longer a lively group of people working for the love of it — we're a bedraggled, institutionalized scattered force, each working in our little rut".
In other words, in the traditional family where rules of seniority and hierarchy were strictly enforced, individual power was closely linked with one's institutionalized role and status in the family, with little room left for individual maneuvering.
When an investigation designed to compare extant models of delivering oral health and dental services to the institutionalized elderly revealed that structural variables explained very little of the difference between effective and ineffective programs, secondary analytic techniques were employed to consider alternative explanations.
Times was vaguely hostile to institutionalized Catholicism and deployed reporters and columnists who had little understanding of the daily lives of the city's Catholic residents, or of the rich culture Catholics of Irish ancestry enjoyed during those years.
While there is a considerable gerontological literature on community-dwelling seniors, little research has been devoted to the social ties of the institutionalized elderly whose experiences can differ considerably from those of community-based seniors [ 7].
