>longitudinal follow-up of patients revealed a wide spectrum of maladaptive behaviors that started in childhood, including emotional lability (frequent outbursts of crying and/or aggressive behavior in the absence of obvious triggers) and maladaptive behavior, particularly in social settings (Table 1).
Other maladaptave behaviors I got from a google search:
Avoidance
not making eye contact during conversation
speaking too softly or not at all
not asking questions when you need more information
avoiding social interaction
Self Harm
cutting, scratching, or burning skin
picking at scabs or wounds
pulling out hair, eyelashes, or eyebrows
self-hitting or banging your head
refusal to take needed medications
Anger
temper tantrums
other violent behavior
Substance Abuse
alcohol
prescribed drugs
illegal drugs
Maladaptive daydreaming
engaging in extensive fantasy in place of human interaction or participation in real life.
daydreams that can last hours at a time and involve intricate plots and characters that keep you going back.
Sexually Maladaptive behavior
having unprotected sex in a situation that calls for protection
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From the study:
>longitudinal follow-up of patients revealed a wide spectrum of maladaptive behaviors that started in childhood, including emotional lability (frequent outbursts of crying and/or aggressive behavior in the absence of obvious triggers) and maladaptive behavior, particularly in social settings (Table 1).
Other maladaptave behaviors I got from a google search:
Avoidance
Self Harm
Anger
Substance Abuse
Maladaptive daydreaming
Sexually Maladaptive behavior