Adjective:

अव्यवस्थित,

maladjust's Usage Examples:

psychotherapy clinics and special schools that would connect social maladjustments early on.

figures were meant to demonstrate the maladjustments, dislocations and disorientations of Natives within a dominant society that is sometimes hostile.

His theory of cultural lag suggests that a period of maladjustment occurs when the non-material culture is struggling to adapt to new material conditions.

The study found no evidence of any greater prevalence of maladjustment in only-children.

organised by the military dictatorship with the aim of correcting social maladjustment.

She insisted that the maladjustments in her robots made them lovable and that it would be unspeakable cruelty.

social maladjustments as we now have".

Thirdly, "a system of social technology which, if applied, might be expected to remedy existing maladjustments and.

, physical and mental traits, social backgrounds, and school maladjustments).

This work explores how communal expectations of adjustment or maladjustment of children informs behavior problems in children and how the definition of these children's situations affects how they conceive their own maturation and behavior.

A lack of intervention for individuals who are maladjusted can cause negative effects later on in life.

under-employment and other serious difficulties which are likely to result from maladjustments between the supply of and the demand for tin.

diagnostic assessment, especially of people presenting with a vague, unelaborated picture of maladjustment, underperformance, chronic malaise and dysphoria.