It is an interrogation from within, tortured and jarring in its way, painful, full of maladjustments and self-questionings.
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Maladjustments can have an effect on an individual's academic performance. Individual who are maladjusted behaviors tend to have a lower commitment to scholastic achievements, which cause poorer test results, higher rate of truancy and increase risk of dropping out of school.
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Self-perception theory. In L. Berkowitz (Ed.), Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, (6th ed.). New York, NY: Academic. If those behaviors are maladjusted ones, people will attribute those maladjustments to their poor adapting abilities and thus suffer from the corresponding psychological problems.
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Thus, this concept can be used to treat clients with psychological problems that resulted from maladjustments by guiding them to first change their behavior and later dealing with the "problems". One of the most famous therapies making use of this concept is therapy for "heterosocial anxiety".Haemmerlie, F. M., & Montgomery, R. L. (1982). Self-perception theory and unobtrusively biased interactions: A treatment for heterosocial anxiety.
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Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley and sons, Inc. Extreme scores on some of the scales provide important information on specific maladjustments an individual may be experiencing. Thus, it provides good coverage of information for the general population as compared to tests that are more pathologically oriented. CPI has generally straightforward and easily understood scale names, which makes it more user friendly for untrained professionals and test takers, for example.
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NINDS was also created as part of an effort to "revive the almost extinct neurological field".Farreras, 20. At the time, psychiatry and its focus on "emotional tensions due to interpersonal, social, and cultural maladjustments" held sway in US medicine, while neurology, with its focus on the inner workings of the brain, had fallen out of favor. During WWII, all of the administrative positions of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology held by the US armed services were filled by psychiatrists.
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She grew up in Montevideo. From 1978-1981, she collected oral histories of Jewish immigrants which was published as Life Stories of Jewish Immigrants to Uruguay in its first edition in Spanish in 1986. In a review for the American Jewish Archives, Alejandro Lilienthal called it a good introduction to the subject,outside of the transcriptions of the oral histories. Her fiction is part of a tradition of works exploring identities and migration maladjustments, prejudice against minorities, and women interior worlds.
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Comprehending and measuring the degree to which individuals are able to respond to and understand their emotions is an important precondition if one were to predict future behaviors, emotional disorders, and psychological maladjustments. Meta-mood experiences have possible implications for a variety of treatments and preventative measures within the field of clinical psychology and psychotherapy. Mood repair is key in tackling the harmful effects of anxiety, depression, and other psychological conditions. As such, a variety of studies concerning meta-mood experiences have accentuated the importance of positive psychology and stress management programs for assisting individuals in coping with distressing situations in daily life.
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Biography It was published during her later-in-life sophomore year in college, attending the College of the Holy Names. Shiras also worked part-time as a translator for a New York publishing house. The book, about "the inevitable adjustments and maladjustments of minority genius to majority mediocrity", was hailed as another step in science fiction's coming of age, as it focused more in intellectual analysis and less on gadget-driven "space opera" (note: Article includes photo) She was credited for writing which showed a deep knowledge of people, and also demonstrated a foundation of Thomistic philosophy.
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Simons believed the price level needed to be more flexible to accommodate fluctuations in output and employment. To this end, he advocated a minimum of short-term borrowing, and a maximum of government control over the circulation of money. This would result in an economy with a greater tolerance of disturbances and the prevention of "accumulated maladjustments" all coming to bear at once on the economy. In sum, for Simons, a financial system in which the movement of the price level was in many ways beholden to the creation and liquidation of short-term securities is problematic and threatens instability.
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In their 1932 book "Juvenile Delinquency", he and Mapheus Smith (professor at the University of Kansas) focused on juvenile offenders; the book included court dispositions as well as physical and social characteristics of the delinquents (i.e., physical and mental traits, social backgrounds, and school maladjustments). As a professor (of social administration and, later, of criminology) at the Ohio State University (1940–69) he published his "containment theory" on delinquency and crime (Reckless, Dinitz, & Murray, 1956; Reckless, 1961). Building of the early work of Albert J. Reiss (1951), Reckless' theory posits that social control - which constrains deviance, delinquency, and crime - included 'inner' (i.e.
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Kenworthy, Marion E. “Extra-medical Service in the Management of Misconduct Problems in Children,” Mental Hygiene (1921): 724–735. Kenworthy, Marion E. “The Mental Hygiene Aspects of Illegitimacy,” Mental Hygiene (1921): 499–508. Kenworthy, Marion E. “Training for Psychiatric Social Work,” Hospital Social Service (1923): 32–37. Kenworthy, Marion E. “The Problems of Personality in Disease,” New York Medical Journal (1921): 211–214. Kenworthy, Marion E. “Social Maladjustments (Emotional) in the Intellectually Normal,” Proceedings of the International Congress of Mental Hygiene 2 (1932): 26–47. Kenworthy, Marion E. “Some Emotional Problems Seen in the Superior Child,” American Journal of Psychiatry 4 (1924–1925): 489–98.
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It depicts three figures standing together: one has a gaping mouth with white teeth that glare out, another appears sombre with a drooping head, while the third appears complacent. A card adjacent to the installation described how the figures were meant to demonstrate the maladjustments, dislocations and disorientations of Natives within a dominant society that is sometimes hostile.Grant Keesic,"Sly, Subversive Humour Highlights Exhibit", Wawatay News Online, Thursday August 7, 2003 Maracle's artwork has been included in numerous group exhibitions since the mid/late 1970s, including the group exhibition "Oh So Iroquois", curated by Ryan Rice for The Ottawa Art Gallery.Suzanne Morrissette, "Clifford Maracle: Permanent Collection Spotlight", Aanationtalk, October 30, 2012.
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In the novel, much of which was originally published as a series of stories in Astounding Science Fiction magazine, hidden throughout a future America of 1972 are a group of incredibly gifted children -- all approximately the same age, all preternaturally intelligent, and all hiding their incredible abilities from a world they know will not understand them.Children of The Atom - Information on the novel and author Wilmar Shiras These children were born to workers caught in an explosion at an atomic weapons facility, and orphaned just a few months after birth when their parents succumbed to delayed effects from the blast. The children in the novel are mutants, brought together to explore their unique abilities and study in secret at an exclusive school for gifted children, lest they be hated and feared by a world that would not understand them. The Oakland Tribune described it in 1953 as "the inevitable adjustments and maladjustments of minority genius to majority mediocrity".
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