Translations for „maladjustment“ in the English » German Dictionary

mal·ad·just·ment [ˌmæləˈʤʌs(t)mənt] N no pl PSYCH

maladjustment

Verhaltensauffälligkeit f

maladjustment

Verhaltensstörung f

maladjustment

Fehlanpassung f

maladjustment N MKT COMPET

Specialized Vocabulary

maladjustment

Fehlanpassung f

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English

She usually gets caught up in her boyfriends' quirks, her eccentric employers' unusual behaviors and idiosyncrasies, and the maladjustment of total strangers.

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Extreme scores on some of the scales provide important information on specific maladjustments an individual may be experiencing.

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And maladjustment to separation from home has been documented in hospitalized young people and is generally associated with slower recovery.

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His theory of cultural lag suggests that a period of maladjustment occurs when the non-material culture is struggling to adapt to new material conditions.

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Do you think you can cure the hatreds and the maladjustments of the world by hanging them?

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Outcome criteria were global depression and physical symptoms in adults, and psychological maladjustment and physical health problems in their children.

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For example, poverty is a key determinant of the relationship between debilitating mental illness and social maladjustment; it is associated with decreased self-efficacy and coping.

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The study found no evidence of any maladjustment in only children.

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Medically, benzoctamine is used as a treatment for anxious outpatients to control aggression, enuresis, fear, and minor social maladjustment in children.

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Criminal behaviour is attributed to maladjustment and dysfunctional personality.

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