Sentence examples for maladaptive approach from inspiring English sources
When working with cooperative clients to treat maladaptive approach behaviors, covert sensitization has been found to be a humane and effective alternative to in vivo aversion therapy procedures that employ aversive stimuli such as chemicals and electric shock.
This investigation instead focused on a personality-based approach which emphasizes maladaptive personality traits as central to the syndrome.
Cognitive-behavioral approaches that address maladaptive cognitions appear promising in alleviating psychological distress related to previous victimization and anti-gay early life experiences (e.g., Hart, Tulloch, & O'Cleirigh, 2014; Satterfield & Crabb, 2010), and so may also be appropriate for syndemic-focused HIV prevention and sexual health promotion interventions for GBM.
The main goal of a cognitive behavioural approach is to replace maladaptive coping, cognitions, emotions, skills and behaviours with more adaptive ones.
Existing approaches to this issue have not been able to resolve a maladaptive stand-off between those emphasizing a 'polluter pays' approach that imposes costs on resource users and a 'beneficiary pays' approach which may privilege an unsustainable status quo.
On the other hand, as expected, the less adaptive pattern of goal orientations was correlated with the maladaptive outcome in this course: performance-approach goal orientation was highly positively correlated with LFT.
Targeting Nrf2 signaling appears to be an attractive approach for the treatment of maladaptive cardiac remodeling and dysfunction; however, pharmacological modulation of the Nrf2 pathway in the cardiovascular system remains to be established.
It is our hope that this approach will help to mitigate maladaptive cardiac remodeling and stop the development of ischemic heart failure in future studies.
Of particular interest would be the extension of our approach to study animal models of maladaptive social behavior.
Treatment approaches can be either adaptive or maladaptive.
Nowadays, clinical psychiatry approaches depression as a cluster of maladaptive thoughts and behaviors requiring corrective treatment, without consideration of the heterogeneity and etiological complexity of the disease.
