...– an "objective", medical, scientific test to determine mental health or disease unequivocally. Adaptation and Insanity "Normal" people adapt to th... ...osis for an adult suffering from the Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is poor, though his adaptation to life and to others can improve with t... ...e Culture of Narcissism. New York, Warner Books, 1979 21. Levine, J. D., and Weiss, Rona H. The Dynamics and Treatment of Alcoholism. Jason Aronson... ...vers with proven track records. Some of them are pillars of their communities. Mostly, they are dynamic and successful. Still, they are ridiculously... ...s division of labour between parents and children is vital both to personal growth and to proper adaptation. The child must feel, as he does in a fu... ...r narcissists, who develop persecutory delusions, resort to an aggressive stance, a more violent resolution of their internal conflict. They become ... ...control. He punishes for "transgressions" against this ordained order. He thus stifles life as a dynamic process of compromises and growth rendering...

...nated emergence of entire groups of organisms) trumps microevolution (the selective dynamics of species, races, and subspecies) every time. This de... ...ed K-selection species, or K-strategists and are considered the poster children of adaptation. Live and let live is what evolution is all about - n... ...ntion. Yet, governments are not the mere sum of their constituent individuals. The dynamics of power subsist on more than the religious affiliation... ...rn of deplorable behavior. The UN has noted this recidivist misconduct in numerous resolutions and when it justly compared Zionism to racism. The ... ...intelligence, has intelligent components, stores intelligence and is able to make a dynamic use of it. The locus and its properties (behaviour) matt... ...a code of conduct in 1979/1980 that was later integrated as a U.N. General Assembly Resolution [U.N. Doc. TD/RBP/10 (1980)]: "The Set of Multilater... ...cial-political evolution which superseded Biological Evolution, as an instrument of adaptation. Should we adopt this view, certain human reactions -... ...which cannot be quantified or measured - the human mind, the human spirit. Dispute Resolution and Settlement Wherever interests meet - they tend to... ...ality) into a whole and act upon it. e. To complete their mission successfully (adaptation to the world using the model of reality modified by t...

...who died last month, studied in his seminal paper, "Expectations and Exchange Rate Dynamics", published in 1975, the apparently irrational ebb and ... ...ck. Value-at-Risk (VAR) computer models - used mainly by banks and hedge funds in "dynamic hedging" - merely compute correlations between predicted... ...tion or other forms of discrimination." Differential pricing is often confused with dynamic pricing. Bob Gressens of Moai Technologies and Christo... ...y the intellectual property as it is. Rather, they add to it important elements of adaptation to niche markets, image creation, market positioning,... ...st itself to these constraints. The business cycle is a symptom of this process of adaptation. The waxing and waning of credit made available by ... ...ing, and public health systems 3. Risk Mitigation International standing and the resolution of extant conflicts (political risk), the country's l... ...ept across both parts of the continent. The irony is that central and east Europe's adaptation was more farfetched and alacritous than the west's. ...