social maladjustment

Of course, the social maladjustment theory is just a theory.

She witnessed many problems of social maladjustment.

The high level of social maladjustment among children attending schools for the moderately educationally retarded has also been well documented.

Secondly, "the teaching of desirable social ends and ideals necessary to correct such social maladjustments as we now have".

"The damage to those children is compounded as they grow older, as society pays the cost of their arrested development, social maladjustment and aggressive behavior."

They hear constantly of the great social maladjustment, but no way is provided for them to change it, and their uselessness hangs about them heavily.

Doing such extremely age-inappropriate things is another sign of the social maladjustment -we will cure after her deformities have been corrected.

At first his thoughts were only of how to make Germany healthy again, how to give his people a life free from economic insufficiencies and social maladjustments.

At the same time, the World Bank and the UNDP are talking of growing poverty, increasing social maladjustment and record youth unemployment in Russia.

I hope if anything useful can come from your interest in me, it will be a genuine interest in the social maladjustment that prisons reflect and how we can begin to correct them."

Hjern A, Lindblad F, Vinnerljung B., "Suicide, psychiatric illness, and social maladjustment in intercountry adoptees in Sweden: a cohort study."

Seeking to give grants to groups that might "correct the condition[s] which cause... social maladjustment", in the 1930s the Foundation was determined to "seek out neglected areas and tension points" where their resources would be most effective.

George Partridge, while narrowing the definition of psychopathy to antisocial personality, emphasized that at least some types appeared to be about social maladjustment due to social learning, and argued that the term sociopath should be used.

"Without Skinemax or an Internet connection, health magazines and AARP newsletters became commensurate to softcore pornography," Freville wrote in Part Two of 'Sandy,' describing the experience of sacrifice and social maladjustment borne of Sandy's aftermath.

"The Bell Curve" and other books on the relationship of heredity and intelligence have made some constructive suggestions - the importance of more research on social maladjustment, and the need for more creative imagination than we now observe in planning social welfare and in education.

Despite the fact that many are well adjusted and go on to live happy and successful lives, in Sweden, Korean and other international adoptees are highly overrepresented when it comes to suicide, suicide attempts, mental illness, substance abuse, social maladjustment, crime and other social and personal issues (Hjern et al. 2002).