Not exact matches
(A) Dogs were ranked according to their scores on the three behavioral measures that most
strongly predicted outcome (low levels of maternal behavior, good performance on
young adult multistep problem solving, and slow latency to vocalize to a novel object
as a
young adult) and then divided into thirds (top third, n = 34; middle third, n = 32; and bottom third, n = 32) based on the sum of their ranks.
Although only the
younger child in Vaughan was the court's «first consideration» (being just under 18), the Court of Appeal
strongly disapproved of the district judge's description of him
as the only relevant child: «Such was a piece of shorthand which I myself would not have used... it by no means follows that the interests of
adult children undergoing further education are irrelevant to enquiries of this sort... it would be reasonable for the wife to buy a house with three bedrooms... even if they were unlikely to live there full - time.»
Since
adult attachment is
strongly based on attachment experiences earlier in life (e.g., Bowlby, 1969), it might be difficult for
young women who were insecurely attached
as children and adolescents to use their romantic partners
as a «secure base.»