Insufficient early childhood attunement (Bowlby, 1980) and connection can lead to physiological developmental delays as well as social
maladaptation later in life.
cooperative) situations tend to be more self-interested, and are reluctant to share information and take action to support others, this may lead to team
maladaptation (Frick et al., 2018).
Alston also scored the privatization of basic services and social protection as a form of
maladaptation to climate change.
And it identifies couples and families at high risk of
maladaptation to the challenges ahead.
Botulinum toxin modulates cortical
maladaptation in post-stroke spasticity.
"Low fat reserves suggest that
maladaptation by the rhinos to their new environment is the likely underlying cause," said the two nations and conservation group African Parks, which oversaw moving the rhinos to Chad's Zakouma National Park.
Consequently, positive international externalities of optimal adaptation (and negative externalities of
maladaptation) are overlooked in the literature.
These individuals appeared to be suffering from some sort of disorder or
maladaptation of their own, which I have identified as Small People with Large Power Syndrome (SPLPS).
The disappeared are often human rights and political activists or journalists who have spoken out against the government's policies and actions against Sindhi people, including environmental degradation, the
maladaptation of ancestral lands, displacement and the loss of livelihoods, and large-scale development projects without the consultation or consent of the local communities.
These added controls represent assurance to the providers of funds and also help address
maladaptation as investors and project managers can try to work out problems rather than immediately resorting to liquidation.