Sentence examples similar to patterns of maladjustment from inspiring English sources

All forms of maladjustment share this constellation.

Incidence of maladjustment in Vietnam returnees.

As if to complete the portfolio of maladjustment, he was later investigated for victimising an Asian family.

The question, now, is what to do if the period of "maladjustment" that lasts decades, or possibly a lifetime, as the latest evidence suggests.

In the final version of "Economic Possibilities," published in 1931, Keynes urged readers to look beyond this "temporary phase of maladjustment" and into the rosy beyond.

The sense of dread surrounding this romance creates a tense undertow to the model's more opaque, surreal tale of maladjustment.

His worry about technological unemployment was mainly a worry about a "temporary phase of maladjustment" as society and the economy adjusted to ever greater levels of productivity.

Even though a child may not be showing significant overt signs of maladjustment, the environmental conditions that give rise to subsequent problems may be operative within the family.

Three categorizations are obtained from the results: no maladjustment (Tscore < 60), at risk of maladjustment (Tscore 60 69) and clinically significant maladjustment (Tscore > 69).

As severity levels of maladjustment is concerned, the BASC-S3 results indicated that 5% (n = 59) of the sample reported clinically significant clinical maladjustment, and a further 10.5% (n = 124) were at risk of clinical maladjustment.

The results of the present study highlight the need to take into account adolescents who may be at risk of maladjustment, because the percentages obtained are far from negligible (10.5% for clinical maladjustment and 18.8% for school maladjustment).