10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSOCIALISED»
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unsocialised in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unsocialised and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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On the Psychobiology of Personality: Essays in Honor of ...
First, Zuckerman has stressed the importance of this trait cluster by claiming (
Zuckerman 1993) that it is a basic personality dimension, although he has often
referred to it as Psychoticism-Impulsive Unsocialised Sensation Seeking (P-
ImpUSS) ...
2
The Structure of Human Personality (Psychology Revivals)
“These factors may be described as 'socialised delinquency', 'internal conflict', '
unsocialised aggressiveness', 'brain damage' and 'schizoid reaction'. The second
order factor analysis undertaken in the case of the boys only, indicates that the ...
'Emma', as such, has no title, no place, and refers to an unsocialised individual.)
Emma's most crude mistake, of course, emerges in her attempt to belittle and
degrade Robert Martin and his class: The yeomanry are precisely the order of ...
4
A Multidisciplinary Handbook of Child and Adolescent Mental ...
PRESENTATION Conduct disorders are classified as either unsocialised or
socialised. In unsocialised conduct disorder the young person usually presents
with a pervasive difficulty in relating to their peer group, and in socialised conduct
...
Nisha Dogra, Clay Frake, Fiona Gale, 2008
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Collected Papers James Meade
The Lord President asked me to lunch tete-a-tete, and I gave him a good lecture
on anti-slump policies and on the need to take measures against restrictive
practices and to make the unsocialised sector of the economy really compete.
Unsocialised, uncontrolled and apparently instinctual drives to gratify desires for
food, drink and sex sometimes characterise the childlike comic figure, another
point of similarity with the trickster figures of myth. Harpo Marx is a good example
of ...
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Child & Adolescent Mental Health: Theory & Practice
The best validated distinction is that between socialised and unsocialised
disorders, defined by the presence or absence of lasting peer friendships.
However, it seems that disorders confined to the family context may also
constitute an ...
Michael Cooper, Christine Hooper, Margaret Thompson, 2005
There continues to be considerable debate as to the existence of these
subcategories and in general there is little empirical support for them; at the
present time only the socialised/unsocialised distinction is recognised in ICD-10
and DSM-IV.
Ian Berg, Jean Patricia Nursten, 1996
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Psychology and 'Human Nature'
Commentators on Goffman have objected to this. They either complain that
Goffman pays no attention to an 'inner self' (Caudill, 1962), or argue that he
seems to be suggesting an aspect ofthe individual which remains unsocialised (
Naegele, ...
The disorders can be divided into 'socialised' and 'unsocialised'. 'Socialised' – the
antisocial behaviour is viewed as normal within the peer group and/or family, and
the individual is able to make lasting peer friendships. 'Unsocialised' – the ...
Allison Hibbert, Alice Godwin, Frances Dear, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNSOCIALISED»
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unsocialised is used in the context of the following news items.
We Want Our Dinner!
Unfortunately, there would not be anything to read as writers of books are all weird and unsocialised and as for journalists...well, they're beyond the pale. «Huffington Post UK, Mar 15»
There's something tedious about the endless desire to win, whether …
It shows an unsocialised nature, a fixation on the self, a maniacal perfectionism that can only lead at last to psychopathology. We might not want them storming ... «The Independent, Feb 15»
A dog is for life, not just for Christmas
Britain's biggest animal welfare charity now fears many mums and dads will fall foul of people selling sick, unsocialised or illegally imported puppies. «The Stone & Eccleshall Gazette, Dec 14»
The Innovators by Walter Isaacson review – a lucid, thrilling and …
Isaacson's book is about abstruse intellectual insights, but those eureka moments happen to an almost novelistic cast of gawky nerds, unsocialised wonks and ... «The Guardian, Oct 14»
Call to abolish puppy farms
Commercial puppy farms are an increasing problem and often the puppies are kept in poor conditions, unvaccinated, unsocialised and taken away from their ... «Swindon Advertiser, Aug 14»
With reactions like these, it's no wonder gamers have a bad reputation
And people wonder why we're stereotyped as unsocialised basement dwellers. minecraft. Something pretty stupid is happening at the moment: there's a public ... «VG247, Jun 14»
Council figures reveal some of Australia's favourite dog breeds are …
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club Queensland patron Annetta Bainbridge said unsocialised staffys could appear to have menacing behaviour towards other dogs, ... «Courier Mail, Jun 14»
Poll: Do new laws on dangerous dogs go far enough?
... health checked puppies would make the licence money back in no time, whereas those who just see puppies as a form of income and release unsocialised, ... «shropshirestar.com, May 14»
License the dog owners
Too many owners know the dangers of meeting unsocialised dogs on the street. No official statistics are kept for dog-on-dog attacks but veterinary surgeries are ... «Express.co.uk, Nov 13»
PupAid 2013: A Major Step Forward in Animal Welfare
Unsocialised and lacking effective working immune systems these pups are cute little ticking time bombs of severe medical, surgical, and behavioural problems ... «Huffington Post UK, Sep 13»
