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In one way or another, we all show signs of maladaptive behavior, but only to a limited degree. Maladaptive behavior is a condition that may happen to anyone at some point in life. For instance, children may throw temper tantrums, grownups may yell or toss objects when furious, and your boss might lash out at you on a bad day. Maladaptive behaviors are a widespread coping method among people of all ages, even though they are not necessarily healthy or useful.
A maladaptive personality disorder is a condition characterized by actions or behavioral patterns that are problematic since they cause individuals to respond to challenges ineffectively and frequently in deeply upsetting ways. They could include passive-aggressiveness, resentment, and avoidance, among many others, and inhibit people from discovering healthy methods to adjust to situations. With proper treatment, however, a person can find a way to deal with or transform these behaviors.
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