10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MALADJUSTIVE»
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maladjustive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
maladjustive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cognition, Culture and Field Dependence - Independence
Maladjustive. Behavior. Maladjustment, Erikson (1967) asserts develops when
an individual fails to develop senses of trust, autonomy, competence,
accomplishments and differentiated identity. These "senses" as Erikson calls
them are very ...
In fact, the letter of section 2903 itself embodies intellectually maladjustive
attitudes, in that it wrongfully yet lawfully ascribes solely to psychologists the
expertise (which they do not have) and the authority (which they should not have)
to ...
3
Strangers in the Ethnic Homeland: Japanese Brazilian Return ...
Minority behavior can be considered adjustive or maladjustive depending on
whether it has positive or negative psychological consequences for individuals.
Maladjustment occurs when behavior impairs psychological functioning in some
way ...
4
Making health decisions
However, when people are always in a dream or fantasy world, they are
protecting themselves, but in a maladjustive way. In this dream world they are
neither functional nor productive individuals. Overuse or overde- pendency on
any one of ...
5
American Jounal Psychiatry, 1844-1994
Ignoring that section of the population in the case of which serious physical
factors exist,2 we can distinguish three sorts of maladjustive processes which do
not lead immediately to arrest of the individual's struggle.3 They include
sublimatary ...
American Psychiatric Association, 1994
6
On Becoming a Person: A Therapist's View of Psychotherapy
He changes his maladjustive behaviors, even such a long-established one as
chronic alcoholism. He becomes more acceptant of others. He becomes more
open to the evidence, both to what 280 WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS FOR ...
7
The Harvard Educational Review
When maladjustive avoidance behavior and resistances occur, they may be
followed by a reduction in the intensity of the underlying emotional reaction and
motivation. This reduction in intensity is a condition of reinforcement. Thereafter,
the ...
Howard Eugene Wilson, 1962
8
Psychotherapy and the Obsessed Patient
... the danger of over- interpreting the maladjustive or pathological aspect of a
phenomenon, I want to explore the positive aspect of obsession. Just as
demonstrated in the yin-yang symbol where the whole contains both dark and
light, and the ...
This latter is one of the most pernicious features of maladjustive behaviour It
frequently initiates, maintains, and augments a vicious circle of inadequate and
inappropriate responses. Symptoms of Chronic Maladjustment The following
kinds of ...
10
Encyclopedia of Medical Anthropology: Health and Illness in ...
Frison, Wallander, and Browne (1998) found that cultural factors that measured
areas such as identification with one's ethnic group and church support were
protective against certain types of maladjustive behaviors for which adolescent ...
Carol R. Ember, Melvin Ember, 2004
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MALADJUSTIVE»
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Physical Therapy In Autism Spectrum Disorders
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