This causes serious problems, since children inherit the maladjustments of their parents and immediate family.
The landlady, aroused by the commotion, protested, pointed to the broken balustrade, the torn stair carpet, and the obvious maladjustment of the whole thing, and asked the man, confidentially, just why he had seen fit to shut a horse in the common bathroom.
Martin Luther King Jr famously said that "the saving of our world from pending doom will come, not through the complacent adjustment of the conforming majority, but through the creative maladjustment of a nonconforming minority".
The trouble is this gross maladjustment of American wealth, not the racial or intellectual composition of the country's richest people.
Apart of the hypothesized concurrent correlations between the HeRQoLED-S and specific domains of the EAT-26 and SF-12, the social maladjustment factor of the HeRQoLED-S correlated highly with the second factor of the EAT-26, bulimia and food preoccupation.
The marital maladjustment-scale of the Dutch version of the Maudsley Marital Questionnaire (MMQ; [ 73]) was used to assess marital satisfaction.
During first three years, infertility is accompanied by signs such as anxiety, depression, loss of self-esteem, impotence and maladjustment of marital status.
Another notion frequently mentioned when interpreting socio-emotional and educational maladjustment of gifted children is "developmental asynchrony" [ 19, 20], a term which designates a problematic pattern of heterogeneities between cognitive, emotional, and psychomotor levels, which is seen in the development of gifted children.
Thus, pre-pregnancy risk drinking behavior may be a predictor of child maladjustment independent of whether the mother ceases or continues her risk drinking behavior, through its association with other, potentially more pervasive risk factors for child maladjustment [ 11, 19, 20].
