social adaptation meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Some studies have linked otitis media to learning problems, attention disorders, and problems with social adaptation.
2. The new Decree invalidated three normative documents which earlier regulated specific issues of social adaptation for the persons discharged from the penitentiary institutions.
3. Martinez Lira was being held Sunday night in a city Jail, said Arturo Herrera Robles, director of Juarez's Center for Social Adaptation for adults.
4. In a book to be published next year by the University of Chicago Press, " American Pronghorn : Social Adaptations and the Ghosts of Predators Past,"
5. This is as opposed to emphasis on social adaptation, inclusion, and empowerment as advocated by the social model of disability that is generally favored in the field of disability studies.
6. Within the boundaries of the diagnostic category, the symptoms of pessimism, poor social adaptation and conflict with authorities were themselves sufficient for a formal diagnosis of " sluggish schizophrenia ."
7. About 70 percent in each group were deemed fit for duty a year after treatment, and both groups scored equally well on measures of thinking, mood, behavior and social adaptation.
8. Thus depression may be a social adaptation especially useful in motivating a variety of social partners, all at once, to help the depressive initiate major fitness-enhancing changes in their socioeconomic life.
9. Shortly after his retirement from the military he published his article " The Military and Social Adaptation, " which served as a guideline for the Army in its late 20th Century role.
10. "The Liar's Tale : A History of Falsehood " by Jeremy Campbell, takes a broad philosophical perspective, examining ideas about language and truth, evolution and social adaptation, the pre-Socratics and the French Deconstructionists.