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withdrawn behavior

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withdrawn behavior,
a condition in which there is a blunting of the emotions and a lack of social responsiveness.


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Once introverts understand how their withdrawn behavior may discourage interaction, they can push themselves to come out of their shells.
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Jose's withdrawn behavior related to his teacher's concern that he was deficient in many of the behaviors most critical to success in her classroom.
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The means and standards are divided into three categories: internalizing (which measures withdrawn behaviors, somatic complaints, anxiety and depression), externalizing (which measures delinquent behavior and aggressive behavior), and total problems (which represent the conglomerate of total problems and symptoms, both internal and external).
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